bass89fisher

Lakework.com I worked for this guy this summer and we delt with several stunted ponds.

Your missing out. I have been in two clubs in the past three years and that is where i have learned the most. Fishing as a co-angler lets you fish with guys that have been on the water 20x as much as you have and reveal the knowledge that goes with it. Trust me get in a club and you will not regret it.

join a club in your area or go to Hammond'sfishing.net and check out there tournaments that they hold on Lanier.

this past summer i was involved in an internship with a guy named Greg Grimes. He runs a lake management company and we stock fish and did electoshocking. he said Auburn is the number 1 college in the south for a fisheries management/ aquaculture degree. lakework.com

if you are fishin open water try a treble hook. your hook up ration is much better.

The day i filled out my post i was not expecting a prize out of it, all i was doin was reading threads and posting the first thing that came to mind. however, this thread seamed more deep and spiritual. i gave this thread tought and typed my first thought that came to mind. Mrs. Linda Lovins i can not thank you enough for the love that has been displayed through this secret contest. i will try to use your husban's lures to the best of my ability and hopefuly catch the fish of a lifetime. thanks again. Alex

Hey Marsh I'm 16 and finishing up my sophomore year in high school. If you could have chosen a major for college that would look more appealing to gain sponsorship later on while pursuing a professional career in bass fishing what would it be? Also, how old were you when you began fishing tournaments and bass fishing in general?

bisty tube made by strike king in white pepper w/ a 1/8 jig head you can swim it or fish it like a jig.

does anyone have a link to the video of the new record bass

u have never been fishin for spots if u have never been to lake lanier down here in GA

while becoming more advanced over the past few years in bass fishing i have discovered that the bigger baits will procuce fish right before and after the spawn in the "transition" area, which is the spot where shallow meets deep, however ive only been fishing for a few years so what do i know

i keep it simple when it comes to keeping my cranks and jerk baits 'chip resistance' by takin my moms clear fingernail polish and puttin on a few coats on and it is sooo cheap

ya glenn your fishing log will not print for me i had to copy it and crop it to a macromedia document but i got it in the end thanx

i personaly use the 6' zoom lizard in watermellon with red flake, 4-7' paddle tail worm either a pumpkin or black on a 1/8 oz jig head. just remember while fishing during the winter stay natural and finesse

i use a soft tackle bag that carries 8 large plano boxes for about 3 of those 8 i keep all my soft plastics that i use on a regular basis. however i also stock the individual boxes acording to season and for the other baits i only use once and a while i keep in the original package and through them in the side pockets of my soft tackle bag. works greak and i know where everything is.

been crackin em' w/ a black and blue stone jig with a blue zoom super chunk. these jigs are AWSOME!!