JigMe

wow...

man, great price on the rod...need to get a part time job...

That would be Berkley 4" original power bait. Landed my first bass.

I picked up few 3600 plastic tackle box at walmart, they were on sale for $2.99.

You can try a 5" senko. I have always had some luck when nothing else works.

Listen to Lund's advice. I have a good friend who runs a head boat at Ocean City, Maryland. His insuarance cost, fuel, tackles, and boat are almost 30,000 dollars a year(I do his accouting work). He is a very successful captain after 6 years, and started to make some money from the business. But the first few years were tough, he was borrowing money from friends almost every month for groecies. I am sure you can be very successful at it, but you need to plan it out. And I think the most important question is What is the market demand for your service? I think you would need to do some Homework.

Nice Fish.

Fishndaddy, you are awesome. I have never seem this many lures in a box... I will share your gift with my friends as well, and we will volunteer together.

Great memory. Thanks for sharing.

I am up for it. I will call the Baltimore city food bank today; I have volunteered there before and won't mind doing it again. I will let you guys know once I have completed my service.

Thanks again. I will try again this weekend, and fish slow near the cover.

Thank you, guys. Yeah, muddy water it is. I have been using green pumpkin, but only able to land a fish for the whole day. On the other hand, someone was using white plastic worms were catching them quiet often.

Nice pond you got there...you can fish everyday now. Congrat.

yes, the color of the water.

I will apologize in advance if someone has already asked the question. My local lake is a bit muggy during the fall; I guess it is because of the falling leaves. What color soft plastic would you guys recommend for muggy water?

presentation works differently depends on the water condition. And I have caught a few with bleeding shiner

Nice bass

Thanks a lot. Very excited as well.

I must have wasted at least 5 spools of lines when I started with bait caster. Just go to a local pond or lake, and practice for a day. There are some useful video on youtube that helps you on casting, etc. So I would go watch that. Like smokinshad117 said, don't buy expensive lines for now...lol. Use heavier lure when practicing, it will reduce the chance of backlashes. And Good Luck.

I use cabela's dry plus for sea bass fishing in the winter, and it is on sale right now. Here is the link. http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/item-link.jsp_A&_DAV=MainCatcat20166-cat604142&id=0043808922925a&navCount=4&podId=0043808&parentId=cat604142&masterpathid=&navAction=push&catalogCode=9IS&rid=&parentType=index&indexId=cat604142&hasJS=true

Kool. Thanks.

I took my wife to the BPS, and she can't decide on the handle. Would different handle make any difference for casting difference?

Good luck.

Would you guys prefer one piece or two piece rod? Is there a difference between those two for senko fishing? Thx guys.