RochesterBasser

Great Job!!! I hope you go on with flying colors through your adult life and that you kick some butt in that tournament! haha, Congrats! Colin

I'm with ya on this one my muddy buddy!

It was really easy for me to find out the color. I work at a nature center at Stoney Creek Metro Park which has a big lake in it. One of the tanks at the nature center has bluegill and some crayfish, so I found out there. Also, my mom caught a crayfish so that worked too, haha. If you have any of these state parks with nature centers in it, you could maybe go and check it out and ask someone who works there about the crayfish color. Searching online like Gameover said would work too. Hope this helps and good luck! Colin

Well, this didn't happen to me, but it happened to my dad. He was using a heddon tiny torpedo, just casting off the bank. Then, one of those stupid seagulls swoops down and takes it. I was on another bank when it happened so I really didn't see it, but he told me that the bird flew up about 15 ft until he twitched it out of his mouth. Luckily he didn't get snagged, haha. Fishinaz, a bird caught subsurface, sounds awesome! haha. Colin

I'm with Shrike, except instead of a canoe, we have a 9' BPS Pond Prowler. I think it's great because you can carry it if need be. Tons of fun! Colin

KenDammit28, You just gotta PM the person that are going to challenge. Keithscatch, Still waiting for my challenge. ;D haha, no rush, no rush, can't get out til next week sometime anyway I don't think... Colin

Yeah, I'm not getting any emails notifications about PMs and such. :-/

If I were in your situation, I'd definately stay on the rocks and crawl jigs and football head jigs with spider grubs, tubes, or crawfish imitations since craws naturally live on the rocks. I think these would be your best bet. But if these don't work, I'd start doing what everyone else said, deep crankbaits, chartreuse bladed spinnerbaits, stuff like that. Hope this helps and good luck! Colin