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Never had any issues with "bird nest" using 20lb 832 on BC?

Share your wisdom, if you use braided line to fish swim Jig and tell us why? I will start, I am using 50lb 832 for swim jigs because any size smaller than 50lb might dig into the spool.

Welcome, Rooster tail is my favorite panfish lures.

Anyone finding them on beds? I am still getting them from deeper water...

zoom fat albert 99.9% of the time along with 3/8 NS swim jig.

I had two veritas in spinning tackle, and misaligned guides on the one that I owned. Chipped paint doesn’t bother me a bit; it doesn’t affect performance of the rod. I sold my veritas this year, and picked up 13 fish *** 7’1 M and 7’1 MH. Those are sweet rods, feels much better than veritas when pair up with the ci4.

Got mine from lensecrafters a year ago, and they have a sunglass sale for 40% off right now. I used to have a clip on for my regular glasses, but I always lose them. Besides, you need a GOOD pair of sunglass to protect your eyes. I am always doing something outdoor, so spending few hundred dollars is definately worth the investment. Plus, it is going to last few years unless it's misplaced.

ohh yeah, 4"inch grub on 1/4 oz or 3/8 oz Jig head. It catches everything in the lake, and got a few turtles as well...

Folks here pretty much covered everything, and I would like to add baby rage craw on the list. If swim jig or cranks are not getting them, then drag a craw will get their attention.

LMAO...that mansion gotta be "fun"

Spinning Bait, or swim jig in natural shad/single tail grub trailer.

FIshed Centennial lake, and Jackson Pond yesterday afernoon. I picked up one with one swimming a Jig, hopefully next weekend is better.

I hate to be the add ball on this, but trick worm will not float so I like them on T-rig or wacky. Robo worm works pretty well on shaky head, at least for me.

X2 on this.

Not sure how to define "best lure", but 70-80% of my bass were caught using Jig or Swim Jig.

Fat Ika is awesome in shallow water, I haven't had much success in deeper water > 10feet.

Not in any particular order 1. tackle warehouse: everything except for Jig and soft plastics 2. northstar: Jigs 3. walmart: softplastics(wait until sale and load up for the season). I can get senko, zoom, Yum, sometime ragecraw, etc.

Wait until Walmart has a sale on lures and tackles, I was able to pick up 3 bags of senko for 10 bucks. There were dinger for 1.50 a bag, and most zooms were 1.50-1.75 a bag. At least my local walmart will do this early spring, and late fall.

Tufline supercast 12lb on one of my spinning setup, everything else will be rigged with 832 (add on 3-4 ft of leader if needed).

Not really "new" baits I want to try, but I haven't fish it for a while. 1. Zoom Super Fluke 2. Rabbit Frog

I am currently using 832, but not sure how I can compare braid vs. YoZuri ultra soft. 832 probably will last you few seasons, and it is my primarily line right now.

you are going to need KVD line conditioner, I have hybrid on 6lb and 8lb. It is a good line, but need to manage the line twist.

So true!!!

When I started it bass fishing, Zoom super fluke does it for me.

New Mexico pretty much killed my bracket, and Davidson lost by 1 point(god xxxx it).