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Tru-Tungsten Tru-Life 5" , great action for a small hard swimbait. Make sure it is the sinking model , and super glue the pin in place. BTD has them for $9.00 dollars.

I just found some zip tool bags made by husky @ home depol. They are perfect for storing my soft plastics in their original bags. The bag size is about: 12"x 8" and only $3.00 a bag.

Well, if I were spoiled like some of you, I would probably give up angling unless I could fish Bill Dance's honey holes.

oh , don't forget the crawfish pattern crankbaits too. Dick's had the live target craws on sale for 3 bucks, not sure if it is still on- I bought 9 of them bad boys.

I like chigger craws, rage craws, and 4.5" grandebass mega craws. Check it out @ grandebass.com

Hard to beat my old bagley balsa B2W square bills.

I like small to medium shoulder bags,over backpacks.I prefer to fish and change lures without having to remove something that I can't reach. I have the AZ8 for the boat and the AZ4 for the bank, by flambeau.

Only superman does'nt get tired.

The 1/8 or 3/16 oz. Booyah spinner bait , take off the smaller willow leaf blade and swap it out with the next larger size. This is my favorite spinner bait for bank fishing on smaller bodies of water.

Flambeau AZ8 is a large bag, if you need to bring the kitchen sink to the lake. Check it out at Flambeau Outdoors.

If you can see 6 ft. , it is definitely clear water patterns. Green plastics, and if you have alittle wind on top, use jerk baits.

Greed; In the old days it was about what something is worth. In other words, giving the costumer their moneys worth. Now adays its about what are you willing to pay for it. We need to all stand together and not get ripped off. You know , let them know whos the boss. The money is in our pockets right, and they want it. Seems fairly simple to me.

Black and Blue chatter bait , when things get tuff in spring and fall. 1/8 oz. to 1/2 oz. wacky and flick shake worms. Summer soft plastics: space monkey, chigger craws.

blue fox , inline spinner.

This is a great topic for us to try something new and maybe better than what we normally use.Go to Grandebass.com and check out the rattlesnake worms,been using them now for three years.

I have a pond behind my house, I use to fish it at night, but only during a full moon in the summer mouths.I like to use skittle walks, buzz baits, and jitter bugs. Mostly catch bigger fish at night.

4 and 6 inch grandebass rattlesnake worms in watermellon red flake, 3.75" lake fork magic shad,

Thanks guys, I really appreciate the insight of knowledge in experience on this issue. Now I feel more confident with putting this rod through its paces. There is a manufactures warranty, but I read that it's pretty lousy.

Bought a carrot stick a couple mouths ago on sale at garder mountain. I would normally read reviews before buying anything ,but could'nt pass it up. Now I have read reviews saying there are issues with brakage. Have'nt had issues yet, but I'm looking for any opinions out there. I bought the Pro series 7' spinning rod.

Prefer not to fish in tuff weather patterns,but I'm a bass angler and love a challenge so bring it on.

Check out the Hobie kayak website.This kayak might be managable for my way of bassing.

Bass Pro #1 40lb. snaps, works well, will not come unglued like the thin wire snaps.

Try the skip gap hook, works great for me. I also like the houdini shad by Yum, it has more action.

I only use blk. and blu. combos. For bank fishing, I like 1/8 and 1/4 oz. If I go to lighter colors I usually use spinnerbaits. For boat fishing I use 1/2 oz. For ponds try a 1/8 oz. with a small yum craw, depending on the fishing mood jig it or swim it.

On spinning gear I use 14 lb. fireline with 15 to 18 inch. of 20 lb. flouro leader , they like it alot.