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If you want a versatile spinnerbait that can be fished anywhere its hard to beat a single willow leaf . I use them out on long points along the bottom and then throw the same lure in shallow brush . A real good lure is the Strike King Midnight Special . It has a built in rattle and doesnt have to be relegated to night-time duty .

Junebug, PB&J and black/blue are hugely popular colors because bass fisherman have caught lots of fish on them , not because they are suppose to use them or not .

I dont have any special knowledge or evidence but I always suspected , to beat " some " pros you would be competing against a team . Bryan Kerchal did it .

I have a buzz bait mold too , so I'll do some experimenting . Theres a couple of ideas floating around in my head that probably wont work but they will be fun to try .

The barrel swivel trick works great .

They are all similar . I would make sure they have quality swivels and buy whatever is the least expensive . I've been seeing some good baits on clearance already .

The three pack Luck e strikes work well at a great price .I use the Original Lunker Lure most . I have a couple of Cavitrons for 2016 , just never got on a buzz-bait bite last year .

Sucks . I hope 2017 is different .

Hank Parker once cast his shadow and caught a bass on it .

Some days it takes hours to get on a pattern . My last day at Mark Twain lake in November , I didnt find bass in the creeks which is where I started . Through trial and error I got on a pattern fishing cuts inside of main lake bluffs . Then I simply went from cut to cut passing up everything in between .

Thats hard to do in a short post . I try to have an idea before I ever start on what the fish are doing . Right or wrong , I make adjustments on the water .

Maybe it means " Big ------- Spinnerbait .

I dont even know what BFS means .

I think that Roland Houston guy is the coolest .

I know nothing .

I think I'll just throw the worm first .LOL

Thats another one I forgot to mention .

State a preferred depth you want it to dive to .

I have an unopen pack of Auger-Tail snakes . Same with me on the Bomber Model a's . They are not getting much playing time but they sure catch fish . The Arbogast Mudbug is a great lure with terrible hooks and no simple way to change them out .

I fish every beaver house I find thoroughly , just not with diving treble hooked lures .

You're better at it than me . I'll snag up and ruin a good spot .

I dont throw them in beaver houses , cedar trees , coontail grass ...

That is one lure I never had but planned on getting one .

I would get a lot of use from this kit and fish them from 1 to 17 foot deep .

The Dalton Special . I only have one and its in my display case . I need a couple for using and keep my eyes open for them .