Missouribassman95

I'm going tomorrow. . . hopefully everything won't be sold out!

Yupp I switch for just about every cast.

I think you're right.

1.) Storm Wildeye Swim shads. 2.) jigs, and trailers 3.) Berkley Chigger Craws 4.) Zoom baby brush hogs 5.) Zoom Superflukes. 6.) Zoom Magnum Lizards 7.) Various Bandit crankbaits.

Here in Missouri we're suspossed to get rain and sleet for the next three or four days

I haven't used them much, any suggestions as to how? Would you cast upstream or downstream? Slow or fast retrieve? Paralell to shore or out in the middle? I like to cast them upstream then give them small jerks to get the blade spinning. So probably a paralell to the shore.

That's what I was wondering. Mebbe I worded the topic wrong.

Well the lightest line on all my rods is 8 pound test. Is that too heavy for finese??

Inline Spinners, will catch just about anything.

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/02/21/327-pound-dinosaur-fish-caught-swimming-mississippi/ Giant Alligator Gar.

Hello! You sound alot like me!

Welcome!!!

That's pretty sweet. Can't wait to try it for myself.

Very nice!!!

That's really informative! Thanks!

I really want to try these out this spring and summer. But how do you rig/fish them? P.S. I was looking at theBass Pro Shops Magnum Flipping Tubes.

WOW that's really impressive!

Visible cover, and shallow.

If you get the legnth and the girth you can go to the Fish Weight Calculator under Tacklebox.

I don't usually "Ice Out Fish" but I'm stuck on the shore as well. Mebbe just use mainly small jigs and worms, finese.

Maybe trying different lures no matter how many times you get skunked, so you get better!

I just bought one of these rods from Gander Mountain, it's a 6'6 medium. Has anyone had experience with one of these rods? It looks pretty nice!

Dry Flies=When they are busting (All you really got to do is match the hatch) When they aren't try a wooly buger. Also, if you're trying for panfish I've has success with a little topwater grasshopper like thing.

White roostertail has always been the ticket for me!

I'll make it more challenging. A six and three pounder, or a nine pounder?