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JoeD320

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  1. So this weekend I'm looking to purchase a Lews tournament mb lfs. Closest store to me that has one is Dicks. Although sportsman outfitters website has it for 104 compared to dicks 139. I've never used this site before so I don't know if they maybe sell old models or it's some sketchy refurbished deal. Anyone have words of wisdom? All has anyone had luck with Dicks doing price matches for examples like this? ✌?
  2. Have a 3 day stretch of 60+ days and sun. Might actually get out in Sunday. What should I throw besides a jig ?
  3. What lipless cranks do you guys have luck with besides red eye shads?
  4. And the winner is^^
  5. Gonnna have to try this
  6. I meant jigs not hugs haha
  7. Do you guys have problems running straight braid with hugs and such? Does it REALLY make a difference?
  8. I have lost countless fish because I take one set of trebles off my lipless cranks for weedy situations
  9. I would imagine it takes more grinding with the crush plate/teeth than baitfish do. I have found bass with calcium deposits from draws actually so have duller teeth
  10. I tend to throw top water a lot mid day as well. But I stick more to pads or thick clumps of duckweed. But, some of my best fishing days have been mid day
  11. Heard this from multiple sources. Don't know how true it is but it seems to add up in my head.
  12. Central NJ here, I have a pond I go to around here that sounds a lot like this. LOTS of big bass and bluegill. I've had a lot of luck with hollow body frogs and lipless cranks. Try to find out for sure what the bass are feeding on. Check their crush plates for signs of crawdads (red deposits). Also are their teeth sharper than most? That would mean they mainly feed on baitfish. Their is also a lot of snags and downed timber in my pond so the frog is perfect. Don't have to worry about getting snagged. Just make sure you have the power to pull them out once they grab it. Kind of crappy that people can't just take your word for it and reply with help.

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