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This is what I have, and it comes with 3 3500 size boxes. I added an 3500 spinner bait box and 2 3500 Plano skinny boxes., and I still have room for plastics, leader. Gets a little heavy, but like the op said I put it down when I get to a spot. Once I find out what really works for me I'll lighten it up.

I'm definitely gonna have to try this, at least once.

Somebody should teach these guys about protection, or use a little soap and water once in awhile.

I should try this spot at night, maybe the big girls will be out then. It was kind of hot around the time I caught this guy. There's a few more lakes around that area I'm gonna have to check out.

With all the money he spent on that get up He could have bought a Kayak with a fish finder.

Pigs!

Caught him in this, Caught him with a Booyah Pad Crasher Bullfrog on the third cast. Ain't a biggn', but somebody had to be first. Surprisingly he was the only one to bite. Nothing else hit after. I couldn't lip him because he had one hook going thru his lower and upper lip, so I had to grab him around the waist... oh so gently (as the the Everly Brothers were playing in the background) This is the same place I went to in the Spring, and the dude next to me caught a 5 lber on a Booyah Pad Crasher. That was one of the reasons I bought the Pad Crashers after I saw that. I did catch 2 pickeral on a Zoom Horney Toad that day.

DSG just sent me 20 bucks to spend online or at the store ... I just lost my baby bass Scatter Rap... Maybe get a bluegill Scatter Rap also

And that race car happened to be a Cobra?

Same with me at the Franklin Lakes Nature Preserve. Can't buy a bite, but my three year old son no problem kills it.

I think I've seen some here in Jersey also, I think I've seen them chase my crank bait at one of the resis I was at, but the majority of the forage are pan fish.

Imagine putting rubbing alcohol on your leathery cheerio... Ouch, Yikes, no thanks mister.

I think I just gave up bank fishing... I had an infestation once in my bedroom when I lived in Miami. Saw a few ticks on my walls and in the popcorn ceiling, went to look under my bed where we stored some bedding, thousands of them fat blood engorged females, little males, and eggs everywhere. My dog had brought them into the apartment. Chucked everything out the second floor window, and set of like six Raid bombs... That did the trick. Felt itchy for a week after that. A buddy of mine told me a story when he was younger and he was out hunting, the next day he found out he had a tick on his leathery cheerio or butt hole as some of you call it. To make it worse he had to go to the doctor so he could get it removed.... that would of been a great Instagram photo.

How do you fan them, and how do you make it stay.

I thought your breakthrough would of been, "Holy $#!7 I can make killing if I sold my awesome CUSTOM JIGS FOR STICKING PIGS!!"

I just ordered three colors the other day.

Oh man, you're screwed.

That reminds me, need to place an order soon.

My moment was a few weeks ago when I was at a lake in Upstate NY and actually got to fish from a floating apparatus (12' Jon Boat with oars). I started fishing stumps in depths from 2' to 6' (guesstimate) and laydowns. That's when figured out what a bite felt like on the fall, and on the pick up, and how important these types of cover are to catching bass and bassfishing... from then on I was unstoppable that day.

I have had success recently with laydowns and stumps.

I use a plain ol' VMC 1/0 Octo hook with no frills just hook it into the bait past the egg sack, toss the line, see if it moves or has pressure, then reel in and pull up.

If you're not sure, get some JJ's and color your own ;-)

I have to agree with you, I've been using the Strike King Shimee Stick in Pumpkin Black flake, and they can't resist it. I think also the pumpkin color makes it look like a real worm.

What lake was this on? It's nice to fish out of a boat. A couple of weeks ago I had my first boat bass fishing experience, caught the most bass at one place, and my pb. Feels good to be able to get to spots you can't get to from shore.

Been there man. Now my son can't stop talking about fishing, and he likes to rub it in.