Bassfishing375

That is so awesome congrats

1 and 2 are a toss up between KVD sexy frog and booyah pad crasher 3. rage toad 4. spro bronze eye popper 5. livetarget

It's a good thing that Valentines day is right before the bass pro shops classic sale.

I'm not a fan of Trokar, I noticed that the TK130 tears your plastics. I prefer Gamakatsu they are sharp, durable, and affordable.

A few years ago i bought a couple dozen of booyah spinnerbaits for $1. I never use them, probably on 3 have ever been the water. So I would say a jig.

I won the lottery yesterday, well actually I found a $20 bill on the floor, but it is still kind of the same thing. Actually for real I'm still in school, but hopefully I will get a job. Probably in a sporting goods store.

I never melt my plastics to "fix" them. I prefer using mend-it, before I started using this, i would throw out a lot of senkos even if there was only one tear.

Ranting about how much I hate winter, secretly crying, and organizing my tackle.

I would love for my high school to have a bass team. The only problem I see is getting people to donate there time to take kids out in there boat and also the Minnesota bass season does not start until the end on May.

My dad and friends say that I have to much tackle I disagree I feel like I need more

one more thing that i would like to add make sure you hook your soft plastic straight. This is probably the most important thing.

My creek fishing experience is very minimal, but I had some success with the drop shot. I used a Yum 3" Mighty Bug in Watermelon Red and I would drag it on the bottom. I had a 6" leader so when dragged it the bait would be right of the bottom. This has been very successful for me, but again my experience in creeks is minimal. Hope this helps.

I use EWG on bulkier baits and on worms I typically use round bends I only use straight shanks when I am Flippin. I prefer Gamakatsu hooks they are sharp and they don't cost a lot.

The strike king super finesse worms also float.

It would help if we could see what you have.

I never target bass when I'm trolling. I target pike and walleye, but I do catch a occasional bass. When I am trolling on shallow flat I troll with Lipless Cranks and it works great for Pike and Bass.

I like the Rage chunks, Paca chunks, Havoc Grass Pigs, and Zoom fat alberts

I really like the XCalibur Xr50 in Pumpkin Seed and Tilapia I also like the Rattlin Rap in Fire tiger. These two work the best for me. I have the original Rat-L-Trap but I never fish it which I really should. I also don't have any of the red eye shads. I guess I will have to pick some up if they are really that good.

I have 3 favorite crankbaits that always seem to catch fish. 1st XCalibur XCS 200 2nd KVD 1.5 3rd Luck E Strike RC2 mostly because I have not yet gotten the chance to try the Lucky craft ones.

Go to your state's DNR website.

Zell-pop or x-rap pop

On Friday Cliff Pace sustained injuries when he fell out of his deer stand and he won't be competing in the Classic. Here is the article http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_123/classic-cliff-pace-12714.html I think it is really sad that this happen, Cliff seems like a good guy and it is terrible that he won't be competing. Lets all hope that he gets well soon.

Since the lake I mainly fish is very grassy and the water clarity varies from murky to stained water. I go with braid and sometimes with a fluorocarbon leader depending on the technique, the cover and, water clarity.

I just started drop shot fishing last year so I have not tried a lot of lure but the bait that I caught the most fish on was the Regular 6" Roboworm in Aarons Magic red & blue flake.

I would use mend-it on your soft plastics, since soft plastics can be expensive and they can tear easily. It does however leaves a scent behind but that is nothing that megastrike can't solve.