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Does anyone know when these new products will be available?

All of you who use black. Do you throw in all types of water clarity? Or is it effective in only certain situations?

Go with the Booyah Pad Crasher. I find the soft body helps increase hook sets.

I like a 10" Berkley power worm, and I use a 4/0 hook. I usually T-rig them with a 1/8 oz bullet weight, unless the weed grow is dense than I will use a heavier weight.

Good choice. I love using a rage rig set up. I, too, have a rod set-up exclusively for rage rigging craws and lobsters. I caught by PB bass this spring using this setup, with a Bama Craw. Good luck and keep throwing them you will catch alot of nice bass.

Thanks for the advice. I fished these for the first time in a tournament this weekend. I had a limit and was hoping to score a nice kicker. I started to throw a 10" green pumpkin power worm, and I quickly landed 2 bass. The problem was the first was 11" and the second was 13". Hopefully next time the will land me that kicker fish.

Does anyone use this type of worm? If so, what colors do find to be most productive? What is the quality and quantity of bass you catch using the worm? Thanks for any help.

Baby brush hogs are the way to go. They have been out fishing everything else I throw.

What set up do you guys use when fishing flukes: Rod size Reel type Hook size, type Line size Also, what colors and techniques do you find work the best. Thanks for you help.

I use Zoom Brush hogs and baby brush hogs, but have never used the Big Bite baits. If they work anything like Zoom's brush hog baits you will be glad you made the purchase. I have only used them for a short time, but they have quickly become a confidence bait. The number of fish a day I have got with these lures is unreal. Good luck.

I own both reels, and I prefer the Lew's. I think the Lew's casts better and feels a little better. However, both are really good reels and you can't go wrong with either one.

I, too, love this color rage craw. I think Tackle Warehouse is going to be getting more on 7/18.

I am going to be fishing south of Hartford at the Hadam Meadows launch.

I am going to be fishing the Connecticut River soon. I will be launching from the Hadam Meadows launch. I have never fished this river, or any river for that matter. I am wondering if anyone fishes this part of the CT. River, and if so could help with some info about the river. (ie what lures/colors work well and any areas to target) Thank you for any info you can provide.

Senko color: Black/blue flake Worm: Green pumpkin Creature: Green pumpkin/California 420 (Brush hogs) Don't use grubs, but craw: Green pumpkin/ Alabama craw

Does anyone use this model buzzbait? If so, what size; 1/4, 3/8, or1/2 oz. do you find works the best, and what color? Thanks for the help.

Tan boonie hat. Offers good coverage from the sun, is light and vented.

Rage craw on a rage rig T-rigged Yum dinger

Does anyone use a trailer on a spinner? If so, what do you use? Thanks for the help.

I always hear people say to increase hook-ups you should bend the hooks of a hollow body frog upward. Does this actual increase hook ratio? Does the frog stay weedless? Also, how much should you bend the hooks? Thanks for your input.

You made a good choice. I have a speed spool tourn. pro and love it. I have a chonarch and I like my Lew's more. Great all-around reel. Good luck with your reel.

Thanks for the input. I see that most choose the Zoom baits. However, which do you find are more productive, the 6" brush hog or the 51/2" baby brush hog? Thanks for the help.

I am wondering which brush hog type bait performs better; Strike kings game hog, or Zoom's brush hog? Also, I would like to know the optimal way to fish these lures. Thanks for the help.

I have a Lew's TP and I love it. Also, I have an Abu and I think the Lew's is a much better reel. If you decide on the Lew's you will not be sorry.

Anyone fish Spring lake in Burriville? If so can you help with some info about the lake. How is the bass fishing? Lake size, cover etc.? Thanks to anyone who can help.