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S-waver 200 open water S-waver 168 cover bbz1 6" slow sink Rods Doybns 795 Daiwa tatula elite swimbait rod 25 mono line with appropriate reels 300size for the bigger s waver and 200 size for the cover

I have a boat so that solves that good to know about the slow sinks sink rate. So pretty much graph then see how they are relating to the bottom and guess sink rate and swim it slightly above them?

I have the equipment dialed and have the baits but exactly how do I fish the bigger glides toss near the area now do I let it sink and keep it in the zone, Or do I keep it near the top? how about baits like bbz slow sink? Same thing I’m assuming? to clear up my post I’ve watched tacticalbassin videos etc and understand the movements of the baits but not sure exactly how close depth wise do I fish it next to a target depth wise.

I have the Listed spinning rods and as curious if they would be to light for finesse mojo/Carolina rig? Or what would this rod be best used for? Besides spybaits and Ned rig

When do you go up to a tatula 300 anything heavier than 2oz?

Thanks everyone

Yeah just trying to figure out replacements since you can see they are going out

I used to buy uptons but it seems like they are being removed from the market what is a similar custom worm?

I hear about Pre spawn Big worms as an effective way to catch largemouth what worms are we talking about during the pre-spawn, are we talking about jelly worms or large Senkos?

5"-6"inch boot tail swimbait line I currently have 20lb fluro on a 7'6"hvy but now that I'm thinking it over I think it might just be to heavy to get the best action out of a normal boot tail and was thinking of dropping it down to around 14 fluro do you agree with this?

how deep should it be for these to be effective? I'm assuming 15 plus so you can read it on your graph?

Interesting pay attention the mlf to be successful? Do you mean successful as in just catching fish or do you mean something else by this?

Ok so I thought this was interesting let’s say you fish a small body of water let’s say 3000 acres We know the high percentage areas but so does most other if not all anglers on the water. So are these high percentage spots still high percentage? What is the target in this instance?

Swim-bait reel not going to be throwing anything over 1.5oz total mainly around 3/4oz I have one DAIWA tatula 200 size that is perfect for this but for my second one I was wondering if using a 5gear ratio would better than 7gear ratio these are both 200 size spools. I’m thinking of 20lb fluro for both these not quiet sure so what would you recommend in this situation the 5 or 7 speed? Or a normal 100 size spool? Fluro or mono?

Ok so everyone was very helpful with my texas rig rods with line suggestions I was hoping the same thing would happen here I have 4 jig rods I'm setting up 2- 7' Hvy fast actions I'm thinking for these I will use 14 sniper 1-7' mh xtra fast I'm thinking for this one which will mainly be hair jigs I will go 12lb fluro sniper 1-7'4" This one I'm not for sure on I'm sorta thinking of going to straight braid for heavy cover (I'm worried about the line digging into brush/wood)

Yes I have the same exact rod and the 14lb one I've already set up I plan to probably fish 3/8-1/2 and the rod I'm trying to figure out would be less than 3/8oz

Setting up my second Texas rig rod the first one has 14 sunline sniper on a 7 foot med-mh tatula elite what would you recommend for line size for the second I’m assuming a different line size would be a benefit for certain situations I was leaning towards 12 but didn’t know if that would even make a difference

So does it have to come to a shallow part and drop off on both sides?

A ridge or a mountain ridge is a geographical feature consisting of a chain of mountains or hills that form a continuous elevated crest for some distance is what I found on google to me that sounds just like any contours right together but that can’t be right. But isn’t any steep bank line like a hill? If anyone can help me grasp this I would appreciate it pictures or a better explanation would be helpful

different lengths?

By carry I meant bring onto the boat more often than not. Was just curious if it was different line size or for pitching and one dragging I just can’t figure out a reason behind four jig rods unless all are same action and don’t want to retie

I’ve read that people carry 4 plus jig rods how is this possible what would be the advantage to this?

Thank you Tom,catt everyone I'm just quoting Tom currently to make this response. I have read buck perry spoonplugging and in the pursuit of the giant bass, that being said I'm going to start rereading spoonplugging now. Now back on the topic of breaks I think I understand breaks just how everyone described them and I guess what really open my eyes was a-jays post about fishing the structure on the breaks. My main confusion is if I'm fishing a area that is 1-6 foot of water pretty constantly then drops down to 12, but is a stretch of 3 boats lengths how do I attack this by casting angles? Or is this not even a productive spot to look, unless I see some sort of cover/change? I understand this is a deep topic and appreciate all the help on here I don't take it for granted.

Ok this this will be my first year trying to truly understand a productive break. as far as I understand it’s just the contour line change, so what makes one break better than other I’m assuming shallow 0-5 water with a break to deeper water but how deep? Which are on that break line to fish, do I stay out deep and cast toward the shallow area and drag deep and cover the very small section? what other breaks are good?

I have a 7'0'' heavy but it has 20lb fluro line on it and read that you lose a lot of feeling with it and need around 12-16lb I also have a ags 7'0" med-mh daiwa tatula rod but I think that would be just to light it is loaded with 16lb line anyways what would you recommend, for the setup?