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Idk but one time my dad had a grub and a plastic container in his tackle box and they kind of just... combined.

If it is weedy where you are fishing I would just flip/pitch into the weeds. I did that a ton last year with great success. You could theoretically fish it like a jerk bait but I'd rather use a fluke. But yes, stick baits are very versatile and can be flip/pitched, "jerked", and so many other ways. It's just that it gets really weedy in the summertime. You would probably get more luck fishing it like a jerk bait in the spring.

no

Keep them in the bag?

Grub or chunk Jr

Well had I waited and seen these posts I would had gone with a MXF, but I bought a MHF. However I will also be fishing spinnerbaits and t rig worms on it and I think a MXF may be in my future anyway, having those three rods will probably cover any situation except for a few baits that I don't plan on using. Also that rod I had was actually a MLM.

You have 30 replies in your other post asking the same exact question. Read them.

for me I used 1 lure, stuck with it, and used it every day.

I was wondering this too. When and why would you guys chose one bait over another when flipping? When do you use jig, brush hog, beaver, worm, tube?

do you guys use super fluke or fluke jr?

ok then. i fish from the bank so i always travel light. sometimes i wish i could have the luxury of 6+ different rods all ready to pick up and fish (:

yeah im fishing heavy weeds and brush. i lost way too many big fish last year just because i couldnt yank em out of there. eventually i got frustrated so i just waded in and pulled a 4 pounder out of the weeds

THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

finesse. most will say dropshot or ned rig

ok i found a nice MHF spinning rod on sale and i think ill pair it with a president. thanks guys!