Jaiden

I have a BIG list for this weekend at BPS. Add that to the hundred or so i've already spent. But we get along well.

I'd go with 12# monofilament or copolymer if you plan on throwing every bait in your tackle box. Braid doesn't stretch making it easier to rip treble hook baits out of a fish's mouth. Fluoro sinks, hindering the action of topwater lures.

I'll try to make it to the expo or otherwise I'm hitting up the BPS

Yum Dingers and Zoom baby brush hogs.

Just picked up a sahara. I love it

The hookset is not like a T Rig. It's a long sweeping motion to the side like everybody else said.

Work it in for a while too. It will get smoother the more you reel it.

I'm in the market for a crankbait Compre and a few crankbaits. Some fluorocarbon as well.

You can apply too much lube and make your reel less smooth. If you take it apart again and see grease/oil everywhere, you may have applied too much.

Tackle Warehouse on Youtube has over 200 vlogs. I like them.

Nice! My neighborhood fishing pond is about half that size with twice the weight of garbage than bass.

I caught a towel once. Thought I had a huge pike.

Get enough lures for more than a season. Put lures in appropriate box. Check treble hooks and replace as needed. Clean reels Put fresh line on Practice casting in the yard until fishing season

Wacky rigged watermelon Yum Dinger. My best producer.

I have one and love it, but I've never fished saltwater. This link should help: http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/112219-bps-pro-qualifier-bc-reel-–-5-year-challenge-–-time-to-pay-the-piper

I like mine on a Carolina Rig.

Jerkbait and a football jig probably. Maybe a red eye shad. Jerkbait or red eye shad for covering water, jig for fishing it slow.

My old neighbor used and loved them. I'd try them out.

I do the same. I find spools of line that won't fill a spool on a reel and use that as a backing.

I agree with everybody else. First bait I ever caught a bass on.

I'll probably join tonight if that's alright with you guys

Haha, good tip! I love watching Tackle Warehouse's vlogs on Youtube.

My Skeet Reese Honeycomb Football Jig/Big Worm. I love it.

I use Kick'n Bass in garlic. I use it whenever I can't get bit. I honestly don't know if the fish care for it, but it does give me a little more confidence which can help any angler.

I have no experience with the umbrella rig, but I hope I can help. I wouldn't reccomend anything under a Heavy power. When choosing, you have to take in these factors: the weight of the head on the A Rig, the weight of the swimbait jigheads, the weight of the swimbaits, the vibration of the swimbait tails, and the force of maybe two big fish swimming in opposite directions. I hope this helped. I'd also check with the locals of the area you are fishing for what they use with the rig. Jaiden