Canadian Kid

no, what your favorite line for those techniques... sorry, poorly worded on my part.

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Whats your fav. line (make, lb test, colour)for: 1/ Topwater 2/ Crankin 3/ Soft-plastics 4/ Blade baits (spinnerbaits/ buzzbaits) 5/ Finesse fishing

what's your favorite popper? (make, model, colour, size) and why?

money well spent then. just bought 5 off ebay. thanks guys!

Anybody heard/ used Cavitron Buzzbaits out there? If so... your thoughts... pros and cons welcome

I use a 6'6" Medium moderate action Shimano Compre rod, with a 6.4:1 BPS pro-qualifier and 12lb florocarbon. Works for me.

1/ Really learn to read the conditions that are thrown my way. Try to develop a game plan based on that. 2/ Let the fish tell me what to do. Try and get away from throwing my favorites alot of the time. 3/ Fish SLOWER! (easier said than done on windy shield lakes.) 4/ Master certain techniques When, Where, Why to use them. (i.e. swimbaits, flippin'/pitchin, carolina rigging) 5/ Obviously new PB

generally, a 7'0" Med. Heavy, Fast Action rod is good. But it all depends on your preference. I got a 6'6" med. Heavy, Fast Action... works out great, especially for underhanded, short-range casting, which I usually do when fishing the blades. hope this helps.

Anyone used the rapala line (finesse)? If so... your thoughts?

Kinda new to Swimbait fishin'. Picked up some Luck 'E' Strike Bass Magic swimbaits, and was wondering which is the best way to rig these? With a weighted hook, or weightless? Also, if your fishing it weightless... does the lure have a tendancy to roll, rather than "swim"?

nevermind.... they got it in the DT series.

good question... Bandit: muddy water --> firetiger, blue splatter back clear water --> shad, tennesse shad Rapala: muddy water --> firetiger clear: grey shiner * there used to be a Rapala lure called the risto rap... had the best colour.. "hot mustard".. anyone remember it?

no net. plain and simple..... also bad luck. for me anyways

Husky Jerks n' Wild Shiners.... all I use