riverbasser13

Man that is awesome, great rewards for heading out in 100 degree heat.

Nice, that looks like a lot fun.

My girlfriend bought me a worm binder for Christmas and I like it, before a trip I load it with everything I might need. I rarely fish a whole day anyway and I like to keep it simple so it I can fit everything I need (worms, ez swimmers, stick worms, craws and creatures, etc.

Ez swimmer, t rig worm, jig/ slither rig.

4" stick worm, weightless and tejas rigged, if that won't work, then it's time to find some shade and catch up on some sleep.

Nope, but bluebasser86 makes a good point, cheers and good luck to those who can afford it.

Yozuri hybrid #8 and sunline supernatural also in #8

Nice work!

4" stick worms skipped into shade or pitched into the eddies behind rocks and boulders or anyplace where current pushes into a combination of wood, rocks and shade. If you find these things in a bend in the river, even better. A rebel crawdad in the 2 3/4" size is one of the best river cranks out there. Those two baits are my go to baits for the rivers around here. Also there is great article on here about river fishing, search "River Rats" in the advanced search engine and it should take you right there. Good luck!

For me it's been 10" or 7" gambler curly tail worm or a bream colored slither type rig with a zoom z craw as a trailer.

Nice! What a good looking fish!

The Booyah baby boo jig, sieberts jigs are great also but it's so painful to lose one, they are like little works of art, I just stick with the baby boo for now.

Yes for the mojo, no for the split shot.

They make a good stuff, I've had several pairs of sunglasses and goggles and liked them all. The glass lenses they make are expensive but worth it if you can afford them. Never had any Costa's or fishing specific glasses to compare them with, but all the Smith's I've owned were great.

Tackle Warehouse has some Lews spinning reels on sale, I have a couple lower end models and am happy with them.