mikeyjsc

Thanks again everybody for all your help. I read roadwarriors tackle box thread, and went out today and grabbed a couple I could find at Walmart, I got the rapala, and the rat-l-trap so far. I like BassBeat101's system, I plan on workin like that. Any tips as to what would be a good one to start with this time of year? Along with the two I got today, I have the worm set, and the rooster tail and rocket shad.

Wow!! Thanks alot guys for all the help and information. I do have worms I intend on fishing, I got a big ol Luck E Strike worm kit. I saw on an internet report that Lake Greenwood (SC) was having good results with lizards, so I was gonna try some of them. I do have some bass scent also. Thanks for the info on the spinners also. I was able to find a fair amount of info on rigging and fishing worms, just wasn't sure about those spinners. It's a little intimidating not knowing any of this, I'm hoping to meet up with some people and hopefully learn more along the way. I can't thank you all enough.

Hi everybody, I'm new to fishing and have lots of questions. I've fished a couple of times over the years, but not nearly enough to feel confident or competent. Over Christmas I got a rod and reel(a 6'6" shakespeare tiger/WalMart special), and started to fish at Lake Greenwood near home here. I'm fishing off the bank, and am hoping this isn't completely futile(Won't have funding for a boat for a long time). Anyway, tried to do a little catfishing, and was unsuccessful. But I have really wanted to try some bass fishing. My questions would be, is this even possible without a boat? Also, I know how to fish worms with Carolina and Texas rigs, but I got some spinners(mini-king, rocket shad, and rooster tail) and am unsure how to rig these. I've been doing some searching and can't seem to find the answer. t or c rig? or just tie it on? Anyway any help you all can give me will be greatly appreciated. I look forward to gaining much knowledge and experience.