mcwiggles

Do you just use smaller baits for like bluegill or crappie?

Thanks guys for all the help. I currently have the Abu Gracia Black Max reel on a 7ft Denali Jadewood series rod. Another questions is should i use a spinning reel or my caster for this? And what types of fish mainly go after the senkos and what not?

I mostly use spinners, and crank baits. I have some soft plastics but I dont really know how to rig them or use them in the water. Any Tips are appreciated. Thanks.

Those are fighting words

Good, Cant wait to get my shock. I especially like the split grip for my baitcasters. personal preference.

Thanks for this. As soon as I got my reel I immediately put braid on it. Its more flexible and light weight IMO. I have never even thought of putting mono on. Never even used flouro on anything.

I'm currently using some cheap rod (I dont even know what it is) because my last one broke. im in the process of upgrading to a Berkly Lightning Rod Shock. Medium heavy.

I'm not really sure how to rig those mighty bugs...

Thanks

I have a Cabelas about 15 miles away.

I'm sorry, but I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about, I havent even got a rod and reel yet, just looking into it. But I actually want to go for mainly panfish, and small bass.

That's the one thing I didn't like about the regular one too. I really want a split grip handle.

I'm looking to start fly fishing, but all the waters I have to fish at are really murky. Will it still work?

I recently got into road biking. I have heard of many people using them for this. but never for fishing.

I am currently using the Abu Garcia Black Max reel, with 45 lb braid. I use it for mainly bass and pike, with crankbaits and spinners. So my question is should i be using braid? How many pound test should i be using? Or should I be using mono or even fluoro? If so how many pound test. What do you guys use?

What are the differences that make it so much better?

I'm going to be mostly going for panfish, maybe small bass.

I have heard of these. Are they very expensive?

I'm left handed, don't know if that makes a difference.

I saw one video where the guy reeled in the fish just like a normal spinning setup. is that not right?

I will probably move up to that if I find out that I like fly fishing.

Is there a Mosquito fly? lol that's all that I know we have around here. Do each of the different flies take a different method to use?

Will do, hopefully going to pick this up tomorrow. I've been doing so research and im still not certain on how the flies work, I've seen people making their own, but this kit comes with them. also, are they supposed to look like bugs(flies) or like bait fish?

Also, here is a link to the kit. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Martin-Fly-Fishing-Kit/19491275

I make that in a day, so its not a big lose if i dont like it. thanks for the tips though