USMCAngler89

1/8 oz Storm minnow

9 lbs anytime

I was doing some fishing on the Nuese River and pulled in 25 ft garden hose with a spray nozzle still attached

Rods Berkley Cherry Wood Reel Daiwa Line Spiderwire Hard Bait Rapala Soft Bait Storm Storage Plano

everyday, i leave for work at 1 pm because i work night fish for about 2 hours and then weekends i hit up a few of the known hot spots in the area, always plenty out there

I have nothing to hide from my wife, if anything when i loose a lure its replaced before i can get to it by my wife.

where ever he's at i want to be there and those bass were just destroying those lures

I've been doing research and watching videos about making wooden lures, I'm wondering if anyone has any tips for starting this new found hobby.

I've had luck on a Rapala jointed blue bleeding shad, already caught a few decent sized large mouth and hybrids

I was fishing about 2 weeks ago and the water temperature was about 50 maybe 55 in the sun, and i pulled in a few bass on a little shoot off of a creek, deepest point probibly 4ft, with a fair amount of vegitation and fallen trees, from waht I've heard and personal experiance around 50 is pretty good for bass.

I'm 22 and living in NC, origionally from upstate NY. I fished as a kid but didn't go as much as I'd wanted to. Now with a little more time and means to get around to the different lakes streams and rivers, my weekends are mostly spent fishing, I've been getting more and more intrested in it and have been having pretty good luck in the local fishing area.

A few weeks ago i found a lure laying in some weeds about 2 ft off shore, it just happened to be a rapala jointed blue bleeding shad, i gave it a try and within a 1 hour times span brought in 5 hybrid bass the smallest being 14inches, unfortunately it got snagged on a sunken tree and i lost it but i definetly went and replaced it.