Weld's Largemouth

Yea, senko's are top at this spot. Jigs usually bring up a lot of muck and weeds if they are on the floor. I gave you a lipless crank!

How would you fish it!? #2 I thought this would be a interesting, fun idea: I give you a photo of a spot and i give you the current conditions. You are given five baits that you must pick from to use. Some of the baits may be difficult to use during given conditions or new to you. You must chose a bait from the five baits, explain your reasoning, and how would you work it (speed, etc.) The spot: Conditions: Sunny, few clouds in sky, warm water, late May, mid to high 70's ( degrees ), rapid dropoff to deep hole, stained water, mid day, slight breeze The baits: [photos not actual scale] 1. Strike King Redeye Shad, Bluegill color. 1/2 oz 2. Gary Yamamoto Senko, 5 inches, Pumpkin black flake color 3. Strike King KVD Jerkbait, Crystal shad color 4. Storm Live Kickin' Minnow 5. Moreau Baits Topwater Field Mouse

Yes exactly my thinking

Thanks for the input!!

Interesting! And yes I will probably do another soon, maybe tommorow, with a new spot and random lures. Thanks

True! They'd grab that lizard if it were to crawl across their bed

You're an unadaptable fisherman

I thought this would be a interesting, fun idea: I give you a photo of a spot and i give you the current conditions. You are given five random baits that you must pick from to use. Some of the baits may be difficult to use during given conditions or new to you. You choose a bait, explain your reasoning, and how would you work it (speed, etc.) The spot Conditions: lightly overcast, 80+ degrees, warm water 60+ degrees, spawning bass, shallow water, lots of structure, no wind, evening The Baits: 1. Heddon Chug'n Spook,Baby Bass Color 2. Terminator Pro Series Jig 3/8 oz, Green pumpkin color w/ Ragetail craw + 3. Berkley Powerbait Crazy Legs Lizard 6" Watermelon Red Color 4. Booyah Blade Double Willow Spinnerbait, Bleeding shad color 5. Lunker hunt Lunker frog, Poison color Choose wisely! I look forward to see what you guys come up with!

Has anyone ever used this blade bait? I just ordered it from tackle warehouse Looks nice, Action video:

Hey i've been interested in using a topwater snake lure like the one on bassprofessor.com but they make you buy a whole package thats 40 dollars and all i want is one snake. Suggestions please Thanks -Welds

Hey i've been interested in using a topwater snake lure like the one on bassprofessor.com but they make you buy a whole package thats 40 dollars and all i want is one snake. Suggestions please Thanks -Welds

1 inch grub, caught a 4 lber 14 inch Berkley worm with twisty tail, caught a 6 lber Go figure lol

ha. but seriously

Hello everyone, I've been looking to get into frog fishing and im going to buy a spro topwater frog. I am stuck on which one to buy and which colors. So what is each spro frog's advantage and which is your favorite? Which are the best colors for day w/ clear skies, day w/ clouds and nighttime Thanks - Welds

Yea seems more like that

This was from last summer down in South Florida, and i've been meaning to see what everyone on the forums thinks the weight is. We didn't have scales at the time but we measured and she was 23 inches long. We estimated the weight by just holding her that she weighed 8 to 8.5 lbs. How much do you think it weighed? My friend caught this monster on a senko

Suffix braid is your solution

4/o gamakatsu ewg offset for northeast 5/o's for florida

I was fishing this small pond today from the shore and I got over 30 bass! It was insane they were nailing jerkbaits and spinnerbaits. Most of them took it right when the lure hit the water. (images below) Too bad they all were <9 inches But they look cool

Sweet fish! Cool looking spot! Those rocks look like sweet structure

First time bass fishing I got a 6 lber and a 7 lber

Hello there, I currently use 20 lb braid and I tie directly to the lure. I love the braid because of its strength and power but I always worry about whether the bass notice my visible line. Actually the other day I was tossing a jig on a bed and a bass grabbed the line about a foot away from the lure. He obviously saw it in the water. I used to use 12 lb mono but it lacked strength, especially for getting out of snags. Any mono over 12 lb is too thick and you can't get as much on the reel. I have thought about using a leader for my braid, but when you change lures the leader gets shorter and shorter. I have thought of using a clip at the end of the leader to change the lure but the bass will definitely see it.... Any suggestions?

I don't know how active the post spawned are yet.. Topwater hasn't been good at prespawn nor during the spawn. They still seem to have a spawn like attitude. I've tried a jig multiple times but to no avail. But it may be a decent idea to cast it into open water, because with the jig I really was only targeted near beds

Conditions are sunny with decent amount of clouds here and there. High 60s pushing 70 degrees, water temp is in the low 60s or even higher, I haven't recorded it. Fishing a man made pond that produced multiple prespawn 3 lbers caught on lipless crank bait. I've seen 4+ lbers in the pond and I'm looking to target them. Some fish are in middle of their spawning and on beds but most are finishing up. Some are even just starting to spawn. Max depth is probably 6 or 7 feet. I'm going to be fishing from the bank with many access spots. Lure suggestions? I was going to just use the lipless crank bait, seemed to be pretty effective.

Bed fish