Mass Bassin'

I believe it has been on the bottom since the 1800's.

In most of the tournaments that I fish in the summer many boats run out and drop shot on rockpiles, humps, ect., and it works great and wins a lot of tournaments. Many of these spots are pounded and the fish have seen every technique in the book and thus are very leery. I have realized that there are an abundance of large wrecks in about forty foot of water, but I have never heard of anybody fishing any of these spots. I see no reason why they don't hold fish and thought that they may be a diamond in the rough. Do people not fish them for a reason or do they just not talk about them for fear of giving away a hotspot? The main wreck I am looking to fish is 100+ foot wooden steamer few hours from my house so I haven't had a chance to try it out and see if I is any good. Are their any factors that make a particular wreck "better" than the wrest? Thanks, Mass Bassin'

If you live in New England, you cant go wrong with On The Water Magazine.

I disagree, I think casting distance can be a big factor when fishing a deep diving crankbait, fishing in gin clear water for skittish smallmouth, and casting to a target from shore.

JERKBAITS!!!

I looked at the *** *** and really liked it, i heard its made really well, and no complaints, but i didnt know if it had anything that makes it shine above the rest. The chronarch ci4+ has xship and the lews turnament pro has an amazing reputation. But i will definately look closer at it. The trick shop by *** is a cool factor too.

Excuse my noseyness but can i ask some of the other reels you have

Thank you, i actually had my eye on the lews turnament pro but i wrote team pro down earlyer for some reason. My buddy has the old turnament pro and i really like it, but i was looking at the new modle, and the magnesium one they added that ways like 5.3oz if im not misaken.

thanks for the imput. ive also seen some great reviews of the lews team pro speed spool. any thoughts

I have a replica of a five i caught a few years back and i have a couple real mounts a friend gave me and i gotta say the replicas are not as realistic but i would rather have a the replica and let the fish go, unless the fish was dead or about to die. in that case i would definately get a real mount.

Ive been looking at a reel to buy in the $200-$300 range that incorperates power and a light weight build. So far ive decided on a chronarch ci4+ or a revo premier. There gonna serve as a jig fishing reel and be paired with a 7'1" heavy powell max 3d. I cant make up my mind and i need some help deciding. What would you choose? Are there any other reels you would recommend? Thanks, Mass Bassin'

shot in the dark but are you talking about pomp's pond cuz that place was just treated for weeds and it has giants

crossbow (not a firearm) with exploding arrows

Zoom finnesse worm, dream shot, bruzer baits crazy craw, z man finnesse worm, ect, ect, My killer d-shot bait is a kitch swing impact tho, looks like a goby if u have gobies where u are, just looks like a baitfish to fish around here because i dont have gobies at some of my lakes

Ive had days where if u can find a spot you can catch one every cast then move to another spot when the bite dies down and look for more fish