Joshua Kang

What would you consider a big topwater? Or is 3/8 oz considered a big enough jig?

I'm going to buy some more jigs, some zoom ol monsters, and 7" senkos. Does that sound like I'm on the right track for big bass baits?

The guys who caught them all have pictures with them on a scale- they definitely do catch 5 pounders or up

So here in Georgia (little bit north of Atlanta), I like to pond hop a lot, fishing a lot of the ponds and smaller lakes near my neighborhood. Nearly every lake I go to I see or have heard of people catching large bass there. The question is how should I specifically target these fish? I usually only catch the *** pounders, but I have heard big worms or jigs with craw trailers catch the bigger ones. Any lures that you would recommend?

Since I am a teenage kid and have barely any money I cant afford that... I probably will hold that tackle box at arms length though.

I decided to check my tackle box for a bag of yum dingers. I grabbed the bag and noticed it was wet. Then I saw little wiggly crawly things. They were maggots. I chedcked every other soft plastic bag which was wet as well and they also had maggots. I cleaned the bags as well I could out, and had to throw one bag of lizards away as the infestation was so bad. Anyone had this happen to them?

only enough for those two baitcasters mentioned above

I wanna bite the bullet and get a baitcast combo. However, I only have enough dough to buy cheap baitcast combos. I narrowed it down to 2 baitcasters, the zebco rhino or the shakespeare alpha. Which one do you think will be the best?

If I have the lures mentioned in this article, will I be set? http://bestbassfishinglures.com/bass-fishing-lures-beginners/

What article do you think is the best?

How would you outfit a total beginner in the sport of bass fishing?

Hey guys, I will be going to Korea next summer for relatives. What tackle and baits should I buy when I get there?