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Stanley Ribbit in melon red pearl

Havoc 5" grass pig with 3/4" taken off head, also use on swim jigs

X3 When he sees you catch some maybe he will be willing to change over. I have as others stated come across anglers who cannot slow down and there styles just dont match mine and cant fish with them on a regular basis. Being versatile is one of the things i like about bass fishing maybe talk with him about trying something different. Small doses say like start day out 2 hrs. let him throw that crank and if no fish suggest worming for 30min.-1hr then let him switch back to that crank for awhile ;-)

Waters i fish has clarity mostly between 2-3'. Depth just depends on location but most fish are less than 10' unless i see schoolers blowing up on main lake. Regarding wind my catch rate is way better when there's a little rip on water,it makes it harder for fish to get a good look at bait so they seem to be more willing to take it. If dead calm im usually going to throw a weightless fluke or Pop'R

X3 I like Zoom super fluke and fluke jr. in Smokin shad color.

SuperSpook blue/white on windy points=FUN !!

12# InvizX-- lipless, squarebills and deep divers. 10# InvizX-- small and medium depth cranks.

Zoom super fluke in smokin shad--4/0 ewg Gamakatsu hook. If the fish and bait are smaller you may need to downsize to the fluke jr. with a 2/0 ewg hook. Another option would be 4-6" worms t-rigged in green pumkin or pumkinseed color.

Original bags and store them in soft sided tackle bags.

10# braid to 8# fluorocarbon using a J-knot

X2 !!

94 Chevy Silverado 4x4 5.7L 230k mi. going strong and towing a Stratos 295

Jeff Kreit Greg Hackney Steve Kennedy had to pick 3

I like flukes and 10.5" worm unweighted t-rigged. Also you can use a chatterbait or swimjig worked right over the top of weeds where it just ticks the top of them.

So true...

7' MH fast rod 6.4.1 reel 12-15# Fluorocarbon depending on cover

Zoom and Netbait plastics for me !!!

My first was 25yrs ago when i watched someone on tv use a Texas rig. Went out next day and caught several fish. I have been hooked on that "TAP" ever since. Second would be meeting my fishing partner and one of my best friends several years ago. He did work on my house and asked me to go fishing. Come to find out he fished tournaments for years and i've learned a wealth of info from him during our friendship and trips on the water.

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(1) Spook on wind blown points. (2) T-rig around wood.

Started with Owner now prefer Gamakatsu both are quality hooks.

My pick also for warm weather

Zoom trick worm in junebug red 1/8oz weight. Zoom white ice fluke or fluke jr.

As others stated i want to be hitting everything i can--rock,wood or bottom on way back.Make sure you stop/start during retrieve a few times on each cast also. Invest in a lure retriever

Black back chartreuse KVD 1.5