Leviathan

just look at the left side for the date, then at the top shows you the moonrise - moonset times for those dates, which are "prime" times for bass feeding/fishing

it was asked of me

thats why i like this site

try out the green pumpkin zoom magnums with no weight, youll outfish anyone! slow fishing = big bass , eaning slow falls = big bass too! check out some bass in my gallery , almost all are from weightless green pumpkin zoom magnum trick worms

Well this is also a good way for novice anglers to learn a lot of techniques to try out and help themselves to some fish in their own area, doesn't hurt to teach!

It's just an explanation of the forum. Above I have an example of a reply.

I'll start off , with a T-Rigged Zoom Magnum (green pumpkin pref.) one of my favorite lures would have to be a Texas rigged zoom magnum, green pumpkin seems to produce the most fish. What I do is cast into either open water or in brush,trees,drops, and/or banks, watch your line as it drops at a steady rate(be sure to let it drop with a slack line). Half of the time you'll get a strike in the initial drop. If not , simply tap your rod up lifting the plastic worm up about a foot to drop slowly again. after your worm touches the bottom, reel up some slack and repeat. Although using Texas rig with a weight is easy to cover water and catch a lot of bass, it's still not my favorite. If weather cooperates, fish it weightless! Yes, it is more difficult to feel your worms movement, but you'll get used to it. Almost every cast without a weight ill get a strike on initial drop. BIG ONES TOO! GLuck and I hope you try it out!

Most anglers pride themselves on their way of fishing to be "obsolete" and refuse diversity. This forum is to share tackle and fishing techniques with said tackle, with other anglers so they can see for themselves just how well your techniques work!

Zoom magnum trick worm. Honestly can't tell you how many fish I catch a day. This Saturday I caught 27 bass, 10 of which were over 5 lbs and the winning bass of 7.2lbs. It's how you wiggle your worm!

Thanks a lot! Mike seems like a great guy, can't wait to see it in the end!

Thanks a lot for the answers guys, ill post a picture of it when Its done!

Any websites I can select out of their stock for materials I want them to use? Every one seems to just be telling me about themselves.

Daiwa Z series lifetime warranty , had to have it . But nevertheless thanks for the tip, but some of the custom websites look very sceptical. Any specifics and price range on your custom rods?

Anybody have a good tip on where to purchase a quality custom baitcaster rod for a good price? Would be much appreciated. Spent 650.00 on my reel , hoping to save on my new custom rod!

Brown or dark green (like xps tungsten green pumpkin blue flk) haves made much of a difference to me. When you work the worm and its floating back down slowly from a twitch of your rod. The weight,being somewhat of a sand color, is virtually invisible to the eye of the fish. So I choose color. Your decision! LG

Use a Texas rig with a zoom magnum Green Pumpkin, and if your feelin frisky throw a xps worm rattle(3mm) in the tail end