OntarioFishingGuy

Sorry pic was too big to upload, but it was an old lure about 4" long shaped and painted exactly like a musky. Pretty cool...

Was out fishing a deep weedbed with a lipless crank in a rental boat. Didn't have a trolling motor and was marking schooling fish suspended above the weeds. Dropped the anchor to stay on the spot, and after we were done fishing the school (caught 2 small walleyes) I lifted our anchor, only to find this hooked on to the anchor line!

1oz jighead, zoom swimming super fluke Houdini color or berkley hollow belly in a white/shad type pattern. 15lb 832, med-hvy spinning rod. Ripping it off bottom near humps, deep points, drop offs and deep timber in 20+ feet of water is one of my go to ways to catch big bass! and HUGE walleye as a bonus.

^^^ I'm one of those people!

Good stuff.

Carolina rig in deep water humps, drop offs, etc.

Sure it would work.

I had a 100+ fish day sight fishing them off of a dock with GULP! hellgrammites on a small hook.

Gerald swindle uses quantum. And I haves seen some of those zona/mercer commercials...

Those look... AWESOME!!!

The panfish st croix series is a great rod from what I have heard. The fenwick elite tech river runner is also a great choice.

I fish a small lake with fairly clear water and a LOT of 20-30" muskies. Because of the water clarity, what do you guys think is the lightest leader I can get away with. I have caught a few on 20lb fluorocarbon, but I don't want to risk being cut off. Also, I want to go a little bit lighter because there are also some nice smallies, largemouth and walleyes there. It seems that if I am using a fluorocarbon leader, I will catch quite a few of them, but as soon as I switch to wire, they won't hit. I will be mainly using crankbaits and 1oz lipless baits, but might get into some topwater action as well. Thanks

A fly. If you don't have a fly rod, put a split shot about 6'' above the fly. One of the best flies to use for all around fishing is a dark green wooly bugger. Good luck!

LTB rods are great, but to make a fair comparison, maybe try to match the retail prices a little bit closer. If i had to choose one, it would be the LTB.

I would call and ask.

If the rod is soft enough use braid.

I have also seen guys do that fishing off bridges in cuba. They caught some nice big snappers and other saltwater fish. They even put a stingray in the crate!

As far as line goes, you're set up nicely.

Mojo bass 7' Heavy w/ Tatula 7.3:1,and 50lb 832 braid

I know Brent and Ish use them on the pro circuit, I have heard some good stuff about them. Considering one myself.

Oh my, the Alabama rig had a child...

That's what I used to do, except to tell the depth I would put a dot of white paint every 1' on the cord.

Sure, you can use a fluorocarbon leader on any mainline.

Oh well, stuff happens. Go get a bigger one! Nice to see some more people from Ontario on BR!

5lbs 1oz on a 3.5'' tube.