NC_Bass6

i use an old jansport bookbag. i have 3 plano 3700 boxes. one with terminal tackle and 2 for hardbaits and jigs. i also use a plano soft plastics bag for my plastics. i carry two boxes ( have to mix ad match jigs and hard baits ) with and the plastics bag in the front pocket and pliers, scissors, leader line and other tools in the front two pockets. just find an old bookbag and take your time planning how to fit the most tackle in there while still retaining comfort.

kvd 1.5. love the bluegill and sexy shad

well hey there. im also in Greensboro NC and am having the same problem. i just cannot find bass when the water is cold. i was also noticing the warm front moving in this weekend and was thinking lipless cranks. but im also fishing smaller bodies than oak hollow lake. have you fishing high point lake at all? i made a few trips in the fall without much luck. if you have any good honeyholes id love to know about them haha, id even share a few of my own. message me or reply if youd like to swap.

air temp is between 35-55

lately ive been throwing a wacky rig senko more often in the ponds i normally fish and am catching 3x more fish than with a standard jig or texas rig. i was wondering is this method a widely accepted go to winter bait or is it just in the area im fishing. any input on this method such as tips or tricks is also appreciated. thanks!

fishing mostly golf course style ponds, nothing big enough for anything more than a trolling motor. water is clear for 2-3 ft for the most part.

Muck Raker

i know most people say the only thing you can catch em on in the winter is a jig n pig, but is there anything else that does alright? i was thinking shakey head.