The Young Gun

I always hear these are a high end spinnerbait.. I plan on getting some from TW this week.. What are some color/blade combinations that you can't ever go wrong with. Thanks for the help!

I'm the biggest novice/inexperienced Jig angler in the planet, my only experience is throwing them in my bathtub to see the action... I was wondering instead of braid with a fluro leader... Can I run straight fluro? What size? Would I lose sensitivity or is there other cons or pros of this?

I'd love one for musky haha

Rage craws has a pretty crazy action when swimmed.

I've never tried it, but Ish Monroe uses a technique when pitching to shallow cover with a 1.5oz weight. He says it stirs up the bottom and he was catching fish doing it. I think it's all just depends on the fish and place..

Looks like a musky bait commonly referred to as a "creaper" definitely moves water. Like it...

Soft plastics are endless. I can throw on a 4" power bait wih a hook through it and my girlfriend can catch bass left and right. There's no really wrong way to fish it.. I like mine with lots of scent like power bait. 6lb mono and a zebco spin cast reel could bring in bass on plastics. Just be creative.

Are you land locked? Can you fish were people don't generally swim?

I live half a hour from a mepps factory in Antigo, WI. Still an swapping tails for spinners..

I have two color grubs in my favorite patterns like black/orange chart/black white/red ect. I fish them on 1/8oz walleye jig for >10FOW. Ill catch anything from walleyes, bass, pike, bulkheads, and my buddy just landed a 45" musky on a walleye jig and grub at the dam here in town.. Cheap and easy..

I've been watching major league fishing and plan on throwing jigs next year and was wondering, on Major Leauge Fishing a few guys would sharpie the last few feet of their braid instead of using FC leader to make it less visible. Right now on my jig reel I have 50# power pro with 4' 16lb FC leader. Would it be more benificial to use the sharpie method over FC? I'm fishing not too cllear of water Thanks for the help

Bought one last year, never threw it, but had huge black hooks on it. Gave it to my friend. Try googling it or YouTube the bait itself to see its action..

1.) skeeter 2.) st croix 3.) abu Garcia 4.) strike king 5.) berkley

Lipless in open flats to cover lots of open water, spinnerbaits when against shore because its weedless for the most part..

Agreed.. X2 it's a great idea..

I do like the idea of them painted, never tried it yet though... But I might have to.. Spray paint or just dip it in regular paint would you think?

Thanks for the info! I love bass resource for things like this.. So for throwing KVD 1.5's and bomber square A's I should have no problem chucking and winding that 6.3:1? Im pretty excited to go out and try it

I've never thrown crankbaits but I always see crankbait reels like 5.1:1 ratios, isn't a 6.3:1 when burned fast almost to fast? Or is that the best way to go? I have a 6.3 reel I'd love to use for cranks I just thought it was to "high speed"

I have one scum frog and it's only one but it's caught a few good fish, I probably don't use it to it's full effectiveness but I like it..

I have one scum frog and it's only one but it's caught a few good fish, u p

I have some discusting looking water here in northern Wisconsin, and I still have good luck. Just try more vibrations and scents to them. Mega Strike works well.. I do like trusty ribbion tail worms..

I don't mind them at all! I like them still. I noticed you do have less place for the trailer but I still like them.

Vegetation ** dumb spellcheck..

Where are you located? What's the water temps? If there's no cover look for any difference, whether it's as small as a 6" ledge to a thin veggitarion patch.

Just bought my first pack ever today in "White Ice" color.. I saw the bellies are slit so I was wondering what the best hook for these? I also was wondering the best retrieve for them. Thanks Cole