JakeKeenom

These have always work good for me. No problems and they suspend very well

Jigs and beaver baits are the top of my list

I personally like to throw swimbaits weedless it an 1/16 middle weighted hook and reel it as slow as I can between march and november the get bigger ones in the winter

Im new to glide baits but ive been seeing quite a bit about the river2 sea s-waver. Anyone know anything about these baits? Can you fish them in cold water?

I would go with an insulated rain suit. Keeps you warm in the winter. I never wear a rainsuit whwn its warm so I go insulated

Fishing in cover or open water? What part of the water column are you fishing? Water clarity? Lots of factors. I would use it whenever I can get waway with it.

If your going to be doing it a lot invest in some gortex. Thats what I werar and it keeps me warnm

https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/Bagwell/how-to-get-sponsors.html Read this.

Anyone ever flip flutter spoons on docks? Ive had good success with them in clearer lakes in the summer and fall.

Fishing regular senkos works fairly well. its a good finesse technique to throw with 3" and 4" senkos. If i weight a senko its usually a t-rig and a 5" To get through grass or just flipping the water that is more clear than usual.

So looking at more like a 8 ft heavy rod?

7'6 broomstick heavy enough?

Ive been looking at the hudd 8 inch is there a best rate of fall? I was thinking the rof 12 would be the best

17lb p line or big game

Lately ive been seeing alot about trout colored swim baits (both the jointed and soft body) and i was curious if this was just in lakes where their is trout as the forge or if they are catching bass on these in lakes without trout in them. Also which is better the jointed or soft and can you fish with them in water between 45-50 degrees?