Kfreker

Im interested purchasing some Biospawn soft baits, I was just wondering how people rig them up and how they like them? Any Reviews?

So I have alot of soft baits in my tackle. Everything from worms, flukes, craws, hogs, lizzards, wackey tailed worms, tubes, etc... and about 4-5 maybe more of each type of bait. I was just wondering is this to much to carry? I dont find my self ever using all of them at once so is it just a waste of space? How many of each should i carry and of what colours? Personally im more into power fishing with my cranks and spinners, but i want to get good at using softbaits as i see people catching some monster fish. I just cant seem to get the technique down correctly. Any in put would be amazing

touche catt

So the boats i go in to fish (when not bank fishing) they dont have depth/ fish finders. I know what to look for when trying to find them such as logs, trees, grass, etc...but what about if your in the open water then what do you do? What lures or tips should you use when this happens? Any thoughts

Thanks man. I think best thing to do ( since we dont have a fish finder/ depth finder) is too power fish with spinners and cranks to locate them first, than once we do that, we will need to start using the soft baits..

So this will be the second year I will be entering into this tournament with my girlfriends brothers work. We have a team of 4 and last year we came in last because we had no idea what we were doing. Personally I had some knowledge of how to catch bass with cranks and spinners but not under a time frame. This year I know a hell of a lot more and thought I would turn to bass resource for extra help! So the tournament is in Lake St. Clair. (Mitchells bay). I know the water is still going to be cold so the fish will be deep. This we are going to try an assortment of soft baits.. And also deep divers for cranks. Just wondering if there is any other suggestions! Anything would be appreciated. Thanks Keenan