FloridaBasser1

If you pull the line through your guides and your leader knot is somewhat causing resistance or you feel that it might take more force to move it through the guides, then yes it is probably limiting your distance with Micro Guides. I i would mess around a little bit with different leader knots, and figure out which ones have less resistance on your Micro Guides. Hope this helped! ~Ish

^^^^^Let me restate my other post^^^^^

I like the shakey head method for bendy(lot of action) strait tail worms or finesse worms. I like the T rig for Senkos, and ribbon tail worms

Thanks, Saving me money and i don't even have to pay you!

Paul Elias style https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=9&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CEIQtwIwCA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DJQaDcqt2weM&ei=jPB2VaXCHYv2sAWe_YO4BQ&usg=AFQjCNGS6VsUYn4Z9MUIQ-Vh6VNfbIAj_Q&sig2=OOrX9-9jCmVQ666sTVe8Pg&bvm=bv.95039771,d.b2w

Check out #FishingAllDay31's video on swimbait fishing! His 6" Huddleston Swimbait is tore up! Skip to 30 sec

oh well, Fish that old don't live forever! It's gona die one way or the other, i guess eating it (I hope) is better than dying at the bottom of the river,

What Jig/Trailer

I do quite well with Bread Balls. But if i use bread always use Potato Bread, it gets hard on the hook and will last forever. I caught the 5# catfish in my avatar on a dough ball. I also dough well with a night crawler worm on a Carilina Rig with a 1/2 oz weight. Pics of cats i caught on bread:

Sounds like a winner!

If your budjet is in the $150-$175 range, then in my opinion you should purchace a: Duckett Goast Spinning Rod $99 - They come in two options, 7" Medium for 1/8 to 3/8 oz lures, and 6'9" Medium Heavy for lures 1/4 to 1/2 oz. Bottom line- great all around Bass rod for $99 Abu Garcia Orra 2S30 Spinning Reel $70 - Make sure it is the 2S30! It holds 180 yards of 10# braid and 140 yards of 10# mono. Bottom line- Good line capacity, and 7 ball bearing. All around good reel for $70 Duckett Gohst Spinning Rod+Abu Garcia Orra 2S30 Spinning Reel Is a graet combo for all around bass fishing, that is quality at a reasonable price. You just have to choose which action rod you want, Medium or Medium Heavy? Bottom lin- Great Rod+Reel Combonation for $170

The first 12-20 min throw a Buzz(prefferably White/Red) and then switch to a small medium frog and hit the cover! Try it! Buzz then the frog.

Sweet Dude! I still have'nt got mine, but my first lure bass was on a frog!

This should answer your question,

Again, Scott Martin Pro Advice

A 25 Pound Largemouth you say.....

I'll list the proven techniques in order of my personal preference. 1) Stand Up JigHead 2) Shakey Head Jig 3) T-Rigged weightless

1)TOPWATER- Frogs, Rats, WakeBaits 2)JIGS- FootBallJigs, SwimJigs, StandUpJig/ShakeyHeadJig 3)SWIMBAITS-FloatingHardSwimbaits, GlideBaitsSwimbaits, & just your good ole' Huddleston8In"/HuddlestonWeedlessS had/Huddleston68Weedless PS: Summer Time Tip or STT + =

BronzeBack Slabs! Fish Monster Pig- Beast of The WEEK!

Useless without pics!?!?

Floating Swim/Wake Baits!?! IT is a great method for a topwater/swimbait mix at Night time.

Got some from that 8#bass..... #TrophyCatchFloridaProgram

Heres some Pro advice from Scott Martin. He's one of my favorite bass pros, and he specializes in punching/flipping.

This 2 3/4 pound bass jumped when i tried to get a picture of its length! Pretty cool pic