The Young Gun

I found some rouges in my dads old tackle box, probably from 15 + years ago, just in a chrome shiner color and they caught me fish. So do the new ones. I just think it's a confidence thing, I've fished baits with hardly any paint left on them and caught fish. But that's just my opinion.

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The Stanley Doyle take hook.. They're expensive though..

Is it a slow bite? Or can I use them to cover a lot of ground and hopefully catch lots of fish?

Can I fish a buzzbait all through the day? I've heard how lethal they are at dusk. I might have to buy a few cavitrons. I'm just like everyone else... Trying to catch the biggest fish in the water. Large and small mouth

I have a tri wing strike king, in chart, never had any luck on it. Day or night. I just don't know what I'm doing wrong. Ill fish it in cricks with smallies or lakes with largemouth

I like to use the 832 for musky fishin here in Wisconsin because of how it's more of a string than a cord. But power pro for bass because I like the way it's a cord. It's definitely a preference thing

Im new to them, really want to get to catch a fish on one.. Is this a spring bait? Is there a specific retrieve you use or just burn it like a spinnerbait? Do you use trailer hooks or trailers or neither? Any advice would be great.. Cole

I use a little split tail trailer in pearl white with the SK trailer on top so it doesn't effect the action

And you even fish black on black during the day hours? Or is that when you fish the white? People always say black works wonders at night

I'm interested in getting some buzzbaits. I'm pretty set on MegaStrike Cavitron ones.. What colors do you suggest? I know most people say black works best, but all the YouTube videos I see everyone's throwing Chart or white. Any suggestions on if I were to get two what colors to get?

They catch all fish I love them for casting off shore for distance. I use spinning reel and cast it, reel in fast then let it flutter then reel again and continue. I catch bass walleye pike. Never can go wrong with a spoon

Never go wrong with rage craws

I saw that program last night on outdoor channel. Ish said the big weight stirs up more muck and stuff at the bottom. Maybe the fish want the bait sinking faster over an lighter weight.

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Strike King Red Eye Shads...... but.. Now they have the silent stalker SK lipless crank that I fell in love with. Great action..

I hate finding receipts in my tackle box, reminding me how much money I spent on baits I lost or used very little.

Another note: They do have good scent, but if you leave it out for one night open they'll be useless and turn hard and gross. Gulp is always easy access, but not my favorite due to very high costs, and how long they last. Just my opinion though.

A 3" pearl white gulp with an jig head or an hook is like an fluke.. It'll catch anything.. with an 1/4 oz hook I catch plenty of walleyes, SMB, LMB, and bullheads.

X2.. I'm pretty young and I learned how to on cast on my Black Max 2.. I got mine NIB on ebay for $25.99 when most sell for 50$..

I can't say anything about plastics.. But where I'm from in Wisconsin, Icefishing for walleyes, we use lots of glow in the dark jigs with success.

x2... I'm only 15 and I found out after having to ride my bike with all my gear that less gear is okay.. I used to have three 3700's in my jaw string bag, jaw spreaders, pliers, and a bag of m&ms. Along with my two 6'6" rods in my hand.. All of which i'd be biking down a 45mph road with. I used to get a lot of funny looks, but its all worth it to catch the bass.

Say on a wacky rig, you rig the hook through then put the toothpick right over the hook so it gives more back bone to the plastic instead if ripping the plastic easily.. Sorry if that's a little confusing..

Pegging weights on t rigs. And it helps keep plastics on the hook longer

Thats what I forgot.. braided line cutters..