JohnMac

The wacky rigged 5" senko is what i fish the majority of the time i spend on the water. I use the 3/0 wide gap finnesse gamakatsu hook. Its sharp and they cant seem to ever through this hook. But i love to see em try

Cabelas. the shipping is faster and cheaper. Better pricing. Better discount options like the 5 dollar flat shipping or 20 dollars off 150 or more. Cabelas far surpasses Basspro

5" senko. 7.5" culprit worm. baby brush hog

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Idk for 6-8 bucks i didnt think it sounded like to bad a deal. At least they look good 8-)

Never used snap swivels. i feel like i have a little better control over my presentation when fishing with line tied directly to the lure.

sounds interesting deffinatly report back to tell us how it went

man ur dumb. Ur talking about one of the best 5 quaterbacks to ever play the game. He did help the jets...just not down the stretch. Plus he has the best running back in the nfl which will take alot of the pressure off. Either way Brett Farve is the MAN

Chautauqua Lake x2

x2 just bought a 51mg there for 175

What do all really good flipping reels have? What r some solidly built flipping reels on the market today?

I fished yo zuri line on my baitcasting setup and spinning set up at the beggining of the season. The line was came highly recomended by most people on this site. At first the line fished very well however after about a month of fishing the line broke off very easilyand i lost many hooks and senkos as well as a lc pointer. I wont ever fish yo zuri again. People say the line must have been frayed however i take great care of my line, check and condition it and the pieces that snaped off seem to be just as good as new.

the cover is mainly underwater weeds and rocks

Im looking for the best overall line. not the best line for the money. The line needs to be durable and extremely sensative. The line for would be for fishing senkos, trick worms, and flukes.

you have to go with falcon organizers they are the best. its all i use

Get a crankbait rod. if u do alot of cranking then its a good idea. This is because it will allow the fish a little more time to grab the bait so that u dont pull your lure out of the fish's mouth.

nice fish and great lookin jig

I love the top right. lookin good keep it up

great looking baits thats just the color i need where i am fishing.

these baits look steller i wish i could paint half as well as u

its not an act. the guy just truely loves what he does and that is catching fish

in stained water a wakey rigged senko in pumpkin or watermelon has always produced well for me

Hey guys Im looking to purchase around 3-4 rods that i want to be technique specific for crankin wormin flippin and swimbaits. The rods need to be under 190 dollars. Please tell me what u think

well i have heard the people speak and they have said that if i was to get a swimbait neither are good and that i should invest in a mattlures hard bluegill. I might just do that. What do u all think of the maattulures hard bluegill?

What other swim baits do you guys sugest that are better?