jacob2000

I have a few questions. What is the best conditions to throw one in? What are your go-to colors in muddy and clear water? Is this a search bait?

When you're fishing, how would a clear sky situation affect your color selection as opposed to an overcast situation?

What would be your favorite conditions to throw one in (i.e. clear skies, windy day, etc.)?

So year-round is the consensus decision, what are your favorite conditions to throw one in (i.e. clear skies, no wind, etc.)?

What season do you find is the most productive?

What is your favorite season to throw a crank bait in?

Do you prefer overcast or clear skies?

What kind of daily conditions would you throw one in? (i.e. overcast, windy, etc.)

What is the best season for rattletraps, and can anyone direct me to a rattletrap thread?

What is the best season for a spinner in your opinion?

Has anyone ever drops hotted from a bank or brackish water?

Most of the time as of now I bank fish when I can, so any tips about bank fishing?

Favorite conditions to throw a dropshot?

Would y'all ever use a bait caster for reds?

When I say wacky rigging I am meaning weightless with a wacky hook placement. Do y'all use spinning reels? And what about fishing cover?

Would it produce in muddy or stained water?

What situations would you use a dropshot?

What is your method for choosing a color of any given soft plastic?

What kind of conditions would you throw a beetlespin in?

Also, what are the most favorable conditions for brackish water bassin'?

I have never fished a dropshot rig, as I lean toward the simpler Texas rig or wacky. I know people have success with them but is there a time when I should dropshot over texas or wacky?

I've heard barnacles will cut your line, is that something I should watch for?

What are your preferred rod and reel specs( i.e. bait caster, 7 foot medium heavy rod)

So the craw is a consensus pick for a good lure in brackish water, is that something you would pitch? I saw many of the bass masters pitching what looked like craws.

Ok so I'm not familiar with the shaky head, but I just watched a video on shaky head worm fishing on BassResource.com. So its a drag along the bottom and shake it when you hit a structure?