GrifGod

Thanks guys! All really helpful replies.

Looking to get into frog fishing, and was wondering what you guys think are the bare essential styles/colors of frogs that I need to get started. Thanks.

Thanks guys

I used a rod this year mainly for buzzbait fishing, with 50 lb braid. That thing kicked ass. But that's topwater, and i'm hesitant to use braid on subsurface baits.

I'm thinking about switching all of my reels to straight braid. Spinning reels between 15-20 lb power pro slick braid and baitcasters between 30-50 lb power pro slick braid. I fish all types of water and structure, clear, dense cover, sparse cover, murky, deep, shallow, you name it I fish it. Just want an opinion on whether I should completely switch over to braid, as well as if I should use fluoro/mono leaders, depending on the technique that I am using. I mainly throw dropshots, crankbaits, buzzbaits, frogs, jerkbaits, basically everything in the book. Any info/personal experience would be much appreciated! Thanks guys.

Wow!! Thank you so much for your insight Lund Explorer. I really appreciate you taking the time to give me information about the area! This information will go to good use! Thanks again, and I hope that you will be able to make the trip back up to Lakes Cadillac and Mitchell very soon!

Thank you for that helpful response! I actually fished Canadian Lakes last year in late May, and we caught a lot of numbers. The fish ranged from 1-3 lbs. I was looking to get more insight on the lake, but after hearing your response I'm starting to realize that I should look elsewhere. What would you say is one of the best bass lakes in that general area? Not trying to invade your honey hole, just looking for some great fishing. Thanks again!

Does anybody have any helpful information for bass fishing on Canadian Lakes in central Michigan. Have a trip planned with a friend who knows people that live on the lake. Going up in late may, so it's post spawn. Any information, topo maps, etc. would be really helpful. Thanks guys!