rangerboy

finess swimbaits for suspended bass, and the carolina rig is my go to classic. you can drop shot in any dept, try flipping mats with it as well

i saw this a few times last spring and it will drive you nuts. i have been told to down size in the same color. but havnt had a chance to try yet

at the end of every tournoment you always hear that some one lost the fish that would of won.

its lake berryessa, thanks i think i still have a whole box of uncle josh pork trailers

the first thing i thought of when i saw it. i would cut the hook out. you can clip the hook point with cutters and pull it out the gill.

whats your favorite trailer for jigs when the water temp drops.

it takes you eight hours to pack your tackle box.

i would look for the bass to be hanging out in the 10-15 foot rang by timber or rock. if you can find green grass thats a plus. slow is key

great answer, also the clearer the water the more natural i want my plastics to be, both size and color. ps just because the water is 50 deg. doesnt mean a big hawg wont eat a 10in worm.

find some green grass if there is any left and rip a lv 500 through it. pig magnet

any thought to what the best set up is, I have the yum flash mob, yum 3 wire, and some Picasso baits, all with Minos style baits. didn't use to much last year but will be trying this year

great job, I haven't thrown it too much but the majority of the tournaments last year if you didn't have one tied on you might as well go home. until about march, then I didn't see any

normally I will stay at least 30 min in one area, not one spot. but will revisit if it looks good a few times a tournament. conditions on the water dictate a lot and you have to try and be versatile .

I know bass don't have a rule book, but the tournament last week was won off a a-rig. smashed it by 10lbs . water temp still in the mid 60's here in California a I thought it was mostly a pre spawn bait. too early or have others already started tossing this beast until your arms fall off.

you should be able to tell what a hard bottom looks like on the graph. the grass should be a lighter color and will be either in humps or jagged points. I've never been to a lake with out grass. but normally 20ft or less is a good place to start looking