Sweetwater creek

Bump.

And the new magnum trick worm is also the bomb.

Just as important as reading up on fishing technique is reading and learning lm bass biology. What kind of habitat do they prefer? Water temp? Food? What time of year is the spawn? Learn what the bass likes and you can catch him.

Thanks RW and everyone for the welcome.

Why are you re-registering?

A few summers ago, my wife and I did a lot of nightime bass fishing. One night we were both bumping junebug ole monsters off the bottom, and for some reason without the usual success. She got a 1/2ounce jig head out that I normally used for striper fishing, bit off about 1 1/2" of worm, and threaded it on the jighead. She took this and started swimming it. Within 2 casts, she hooked up with a nice bass, and ended up with 22 that night. Of course I copied her after the first fish.

I was here back in 2005 under the name Sweetwater. Glad to be back. I remember Road Warrior and Raul. I'm from Austell, Ga (Where the bad flooding happened in 2009). I mostly fish small waters from a 12' boat. I mostly trick worm/senko fish with a 7' spinning rig, but have fished everything except big swim baits. I caught my first bass at age 9, and have been addicted ever since.