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I will be fishing a small marsh with about 4-5 fallen trees in the middle. It is about 5-6 feet deep maximum. The water is warming up but its still not close to spawn. I will fish the logs in the middle. I will have a jig tied on at least one rod, but my question is would you also flip it with a t-rigged worm, beaver, craw, or lizard?

I have had good luck with BPS XPS Flurocarbon. It is actually made by Toray (Japanese). I have also heard great comments on Seaguar Invisx. Hope this helps.

In what conditions would you guys tie on a jig versus a t-rigged worm,craw etc........ and vice versa?

Im wondering what color soft plastics you guys would tie on if you where fishing a stained green river?

You might want to ask this in the other species section.

I have 2 MH baitcasting setups, 1 is 7 foot the other is 6'6", one M 7' crankin baitcaster, and 2 spinning M 7'. I was thinking a spinnerbait on the 6'6", a jerkbait or a lipless crank or a RC 1.5 on the crankin rod, a shakey head or backwards fat ika on one spinning rod, a finesse jig or a drop shot on the other spinning setup, and a t-rigged lizard or craw on the 7' MH bc. I was wondering what you guys would tie on if these were yours this time of year? I will be fishing a farm pond with very clear water, with chunk rock in places, some points and flats. Im targeting largemouth.

Have any of you tried the chigger craws by Berkley? I was wondering because I picked up a pack of them in sapphire blue.

I have 2 MH baitcasting setups, 1 is 7 foot the other is 6'6", one M 7' crankin baitcaster, and 2 spinning M 7'. I was thinking a spinnerbait on the 6'6", a jerkbait or a lipless crank or a RC 1.5 on the crankin rod, a shakey head or backwards fat ika on one spinning rod, a finesse jig or a drop shot on the other spinning setup, and a t-rigged lizard or craw on the 7' MH bc. I was wondering what you guys would tie on if these were yours this time of year? I will be fishing a farm pond with very clear water, with chunk rock in places, some points and flats. Im targeting largemouth.

Sorry for your loss.

You said that you were using Yo-Zuri Ultra Soft which has fluorocarbon in it. That could be pulling the nose down. I have heard you have to keep them moving too so that could also be your problem.

I was just wondering how many of you use tungsten? I use it for flippin' weights and some jigs. Post some comments about it.

What is everyones top 5 flippin' baits for cover and top 5 for brush?

Ill have to try that out this year The_Natural.

How does -15 degrees F without the windchill, -20 to -30 with the windchill in Iowa . I went snowmobiling yesterday and my hand warmers don't work so my fingers got frostbite.

Last year I got some white with black flake GYCB craws. In what conditions would you use these craws?

A while ago I got some 6" GYCB worms in lemon color. In what situations would you use this color?

I use a pop can with the top cut off, I just heat the plastic in my pyrex cup and then I pour it into the sut off pop can. You could also get a Monster Energy XXL and cut the top off.

I have been wondering weather I should use lil critter craws on my jigs as trailers or sweet beavers? What is everyones preference? If sweet beavers should I use the smallie size or regular size?

Tru-Tungsten jigs.

I use EWG and was just wondering what everyone else uses.

Sorry that is what I ment Raul I read it on mattlures.com

I have heard to boil them for 15-20 seconds.

I was wondering why would you use a soft plastic frog vs. a normal frog like a SPRO or a Bobby's Perfect Frog? I ordered a Zoom horny toad kit and it is on backorder should I just wait till it comes or should I get some SPRO or Bobby's Perfect Frogs?

Here hope this helps http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1167364462

Very nice smallies!!!