Basspro87

Same here

I'll also have to say strike king 10XD

1 rattle trap 2 Texas rig 3 deep crankbaits

I've seen them in little small town stores but I never thought you could actually use them

Latlely I've been looking into jig fishing I've never really had much luck with the technique. I've heard how many people like them so I looked around the forums and I'm hearing that the siebert jigs are one of the best. So I'm wondering which styles to you guys think are the best from sieberts

Cranbaits (preferable lipless)

T-rig

I waited until they were on sale at somewhere and ended up get mine for ten bucks at bps

A while back I purchased the manns umbrella rig I had forgotten about it until know and I am wondering how to fish it when to fish it and other things that would be important to know when fishing this rig. Also what size rod and reel sizes to use, along with line size

This year I used kvd perfect plastic rodents in honey candy and caught a bunch of fish

They help you see the structures that other anglers miss

Looks like a heddon pikie minnow/creek chub

I had lots of success with watermelon red flake rage craws on the Madison chain of lakes in wisconsin

The yum ones are great I forgot what their called

They make great jig trailers when swimming a jig

Spinnerbaits they can be fished slow or fast, deep or shallow

Can't beat it

I've never Drop shoted before what structures am I looking for drop shot

What's the neko rig

Do leave the baits in the package or take them out

I will be going to a lake in northern Minnesota in a week. I've fished it once a year for two weeks since I was 8. Recently I've become a lot more interested in bass fishing. So now I am wondering what lures would work better. The lake is small but holds a ton of bass weighting up to about five pounds. It's very clear with lots of reeds and pikeweed. The max depth is around 30 feet. For baitfish there are perch bluegill and little minnows. Spinnerbaits have always been great here with chartreuse and white skirts. I would like to see what you guys say I should also use

Are there any other places anybody sees good deals like Walmart, or is walmart the best

This leaves you too unorganized when u see a bass and are looking for a certain soft plastic it takes a while to find that bait compared to opening your labeled box and knowing where that bait is

Rattle traps at walmart 4.50. Rattle traps at BPS 6.50. That's two dollars that I save and don't have to pay shipping