Mike L

If there was a bait trailer made for a lure..Its the Slug-Go on a Scrounger!! Mike

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I don't belive I am. I just didn't post it because I wanted to "lead someone to disaster" I've tried it and like it.. I've always tried to help someone only through experience with a certain product or technique and share what I've found or learned. That's all. If you disagree that's great. The poster may also.... I just gave my opinion friend, you and anyone else can accept or reject it as such Mike

WAY out of proportion. I fish the same stained water you do in Fla. There are more things to think about and consider than line visibility. Mike

Use whatever weight you need. There is no rule. The size of your bait doesn't matter either. If you fish it a lot you'll get to the point that when you pull up to a mat you'll have a pretty good idea of where to start. I usually start with a half, but have used a 2oz many times down here. My Pb was caught on the standard size hog that I threw on a hunch. Most times I use a smaller, slim plastic such as a beaver.. it helps to use a plastic that is more streamlined with less appendages. Good Luck, in my opinion there is no better way to catch the bass of your life. Mike

In my opinion, If your're fishing in waters that you need to protect the braid from abraisons...wood, rock etc, then useing a floro leader makes sense. If not it doesn't. Mike

Going against the grain here but I just can't stand Spro Frogs. They are the hardest "soft" plastic frogs made imho. If I'm not throwing a Scum which is my all time favorite, it will be a Live Target. Your's and most eveyone else's opinion on here may vary. Mike

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Ditto! Also, what Geo said is not exclusive to just stick baits. It applies to any and all soft plastic size's and shapes. Mike

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