Bankbeater

Mann's 1- and the Storm Sub-wart.

Rat-l-traps and Cordell Super Spots are the only ones I ever use.

I use weights on tubes, brush hogs, and worms. I go weightless for flukes and senkos in shallow water, and rig them with a heavy weight in deep water.

I'll throw a 1/4 or 3/8 ounce jig around brush and timber if there is not a lot of weeds. If the growth is very heavy I'll throw a 1/8 ounce jig out as far as I can and swim it back.

Kind of looks a little suprised doesn't he .

Leo's right. A bass an hour isn't bad and your not getting skunked.

Good to hear that she's doing good. I know from experience that cellulitis can be some bad news if it gets out of hand.

You forgot to mention that if any of these are used with a stare, you might as well just pack it in.

I use Big Game #15 on my casting and Big Game #10 on my spinning.

My dad would have made me swim out and get the boat.

T-rigs and jigs. At night I like a black jitterbug.

Been wondering the same thing around here. Some of the lakes and ponds are low on oxygen and with the 3-7 inches of rain we got from Ike, we could get some nasty fish kills.

My mom always told me to stay away from the bass that wear a lot of make up .

Good One!!

Storm Sub-Wart and Mann's 1-.

See if you can find a tree or bush that is on the bank with branches or leaves hanging into the water and try pitchin right under the overhang.

Last year, on a weightless Zoom Z-nail.

Welcome Aboard!!

Welcome Aboard!!

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Funniest thing I've read in a long time!!

I keep my spools in a drawer down in the basement.

I use spinning for fishing t-rigged small, light plastics. When I use a C-rig or use a t-rig with a heavy weight then I'll use a baitcaster.

I have a couple of those in my spare tacklebox. I think I will find them, clean them up and try them out this weekend.

Funny One!! ;D