OHIO

Yeah, it's not the strongest line in the world, but I used it and it worked fine for me.

Yeah that has no affect on the big bass. 2-3 pound bass are no problem catching, but the bigger ones are. I have tried using bigger baits, fishing deeper water, and basically every thing possible, but to no avail. I'm starting to think that there just aren't a lot of them.

Man, I didn't know anything about that stuff cause I don't keep up with the news. Thankfully those things didn't happen around me.

I have been fishing in Ohio for the past three years and I have found it to be pretty good as far as fishing in small ponds and creeks, but the lake fishing is not very good. When I go out on a big lake I catch a few, but nothing substantial. The biggest fish has been a little over four pounds. I have been to various lakes in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Florida and the bass are always bigger there. I have heard that a big bass in Ohio is around 7 pounds and I heard that there aren't a lot of them. Can anyone confirm this from experience? and Can anyone tell me what I could try to catch the big ones?

Jackpot Bassin. I found it pretty helpful

Yeah I forgot that I didn't do that for some reason

Anyone ever had trouble with braided line just spinning around the spool when you are reeling in. It just happened to me for the first time. I was reeling in, but the line was moving around the spool as a whole. It seemed like it was really loose around the spool. I think it is because I left my reel in my car, which gets up to 100 degrees inside because I park in the sun. Does anyone know if it was the heat that had an affect on the line??