DWG1984

Depends on the worm thickness thinner flickshake/wacky crawler/trick worm I use the owner 1/0 on a senko prfile I go 2/0

berkley dover crawler berkley wacky crawler I like the action on these thiner worms more than the senko style baits.

I was wondering if any of you guys thought there would be a problem using a 7' foot mojo tube and grub spinning rod for walleye jigging.

I can live with any color but gold.

I used them a few times last year they were pretty effective, and stay on the hook as long as you crimp them on well. On the downside they dont work as well as the molded ones or have as clean a presentation.

I agree with the bobber stops; thier cheap, easy to use, and give you color options.

I like to nose hook them with wacky style hook

4.75" yum houdini worms

Might be why he looks so sad

I use gulp crawfish as a last resort when the fish are being finicky, at that point i feel like I'll take any little advantage I can.

I've been wondering the same thing myself, hopefully you get a few replies. Im planing on trying it as soon as it gets warm I've read that it works well on spining reels due to the diameter.

Thanks, Ill definitly play it safe and stay in the creeks

Thanks guys

TW just put those rods on sale fo $100

I'm going to Kentucky lake around March 20th for a few days. Ive never fished it before but my Dad and few of my buddies wanted to go so I decided to plan a trip. We're going Monday through Thursday in hopes that it wont be as crowded during the week. I don't have a boat(no electronics :'( )so well be pretty low tech renting some Jon boats.I'm hoping to catch some Bass even though the other guys we'll probably be looking for crappie Any tips would be helpful. Thanks guys

I saw that sweet deal too, if only my tax return would hurry up so I could capitalize.

I wonder if the way he acts on the show is due to the way BPS wants him to be percieved. ie as some kind of zen master as for my personal opinion I like the way he approches passing on fishing knowledge, its pretty different than most of the other guys

All my zebcos were righty as a kid. It contiunued to feel natural for me to use righty reels, i even switch my spinning reels to right hand retrive.

Southside guy here any of you guy ever fish the Kankakee River

Agreed I actually use a 1/4 ounce football head jig, its not the ideal jig head type for the technique but it was the first kind I swam and I've had continued success with it

In my expirience River2Sea has the best combination of softness and castabilty. I still like the Spro but my hook up rate is a little lower.

1. 1/4 ounce skirted jig 2. 7.5" ribbon tail 3. Bomber Model A baby bass 4. 4.5-6" Yum houdini worm watermelon 5. Zell Pop

Thanks fellas

Thought it was time to sign up been reading the Fourm for about ayear. Iv'e been fishing my whole life but have only recently become obsessed with bass fishing. Love throwing jigs and finesse unfourtunatly everything I throw lately keeps bouncing off the water