basshole8190

If you can afford it go for it! I've spent 250 on one single lure a couple times! And lost a few really high end baits! But like others have said plan to lose a bait the day you buy it.

Standard jig hook

i have caught fish on swimbaits up to 11" and some of those fish have been only 16" long themselves! I think bass will hit baits up to 16" if presented properly.

That's a lot of faith in that knot.

I suppose I rig mine tex skinned then

A swimbait like a Little Dipper or sassy shad on a jig head seems to do the trick for me jig head weight varies based on current

Yum made these a while back but have been discontinued

It's been tough... All of my daytime fish have come on jigs around bigger shady docks or flipping and pitching into shady nasty cover in deeper coves. At night they're everywhere eating everything.

The line might not be ideal, as copolymer sinks, which might effect the action but other than that you should be fine.

Seminole is on fire this year! Went in April and had 18 lbs in the boat before lunch. Also hooked a 6' gator.

12-14 on average but 18 lb sack isn't unheard of

Caught most of my bass over 5lbs between 11am & 4 pm and after sunset-around 1 am

It helps to know Scott or whit or a few guys who are friends with them. Just got a nezumma mouse from them. I also got a stubby cut tail that is super sick!

Savage gear will be making waves this year with several new products

Not really expensive in the realm of swimbaits