fishnabarrel

drop shots will keep some of it away

overall in my experience the non boater should have something that is fished at about the same speed as the person in the front. there are also alot of great articles on this site if you take the time to look for them

Welcome to the Boards! i would try to join a local club, club tournaments are smaller and a very good place to start

to me its always been just another variation in color, maybe even an attention grabber. if i ever find another bag with a yellow transparent worm with gold flecks ill buy out the store haha

welcome to the boards! I cannot tell a whole lot from the picture but if you are looking to expand your bass catching arsenal its atleast a start tight lines

Living the dream!

@ fishinkid your from pennsylvania right? im just west of pgh and the only time im able to catch fish on a jig is when i know there are bigger fish lurking around. when i started throwing jigs i couldnt get a bite on any size any or any color. when i finally got a bite it ended up being a 19 incher. after that i only throw a jig when i know a big fish is around and im still not a jig expert like some of these guys on here but for sure jig fishing has its ups and downs just stick with it and it'll work

i did not vote diarrhea brown to be an idiot. i voted for this color because for me it is the most versatile in different water conditions. sorry haha

yough dam

i have a tournament coming up in a few weeks on a reservoir about an hour from me, its not exactly a home lake but i am familiar with this lake and i've had good luck targeting both lmb and smb. what should i target at this lake, lmb tend to be bigger at this lake so im leaning towards largemouth, or should i just prefish and go with whatever is hitting a few days before hand?

not to bad for 50 bucks!

Its just which would you rather fish

Cloudy about 55 degrees

Weightless Texas rigged senko, and he was using a zoom french fry worm

Today a friend and I went out for a day of fishing, I started fishing a senko and he set up on a dropshot rig. So now the heat was on and after 4 hours on the lake and 24 fish each the problem still isn't solved so now I turn it to you. Dropshot or senko? Under ideal conditions which do you chose?

i know this isnt very logical but usually a white or color close to it will absorb the color better, i dont know of any other dyes i just used food coloring

i wish i could buy online

When it rains I've had more luck on cranks or something with a rattle over a sight bait like a worm or jig I always thought the rain made the fish less afraid of something loud because of the disturbance in the water. But that's just me

I'll be up for a 2 day tournament that same week, then the next week i'll be moving into penn state at the erie campus. see you on the water!

as they say, I'll try anything once. haha for sure i'll try it out, experimenting catches fish

they work fine for me, not all the time of course but certain times of the year. like i said im catching fish off the teeny tad right now.

I tried floating worms a few times while sight fishing with a dropshot rig, had zero luck. It seemed like the fish would look at it, I would let it float, they would laugh, and swim away

Bluebasser is right, they get the tail more often then the hook, where im at right now the tadpoles are in huge numbers so I catch alot of fish on the teeny tad version of the bait, it has a shorter tail so you hook into more fish, but I like the full size eels in the hot summer along shallow shorelines,

Caught a few on lipless cranks and shallow diving bombers

Would they work well dropshotted?