ohiobassmaster93

i have used a lot of weight less lures. i use a weight less senko the most and shallow crankbaits. but i want to use the drop shot as just another way to fish.. at this pond u will catch fish but the trick is to just try to keep your lure out of the weeds.

i fish a pond from the shore that has a good amount of weeds on the bottom. the pond is only 5ft. deep but has at least a foot of weeds on the bottom. so do u think that using a drop shot rig would help keep my bait above the weeds?

i got a couple bags of *** but they haven't came in yet so i haven t been able 2 test em out yet but thanks for the info primus ;D

i like to use rat-l-traps in the fall. one thing i like about these baits is that u can use them many different ways, u can keep them shallow, run them deep, and i even trolled them a couple times with success ;D

yeaa i watched there promo video and it fell backwards, but if it has that backwards fall you can't use a weight can you?

has anyone tried these yet. they look pretty good, put i havent got to try them yet thanks

i like the rapala skiterpop but any bait that moves alota water and i would go with a chartruse

well i use a swimbait color according to the type of bait fish the bass eat. so far ive found a couple softswim baits in a gizzard shad patteren that have worked well for me

norman fatboy is no dought my favorite crankbait i have about 10 different colors that have all produced

those are nice fish i love those frogs

well the t.v. on saterday mornin or u can watch the weighins and stuff like that at bassmaster.com

have any of u guys fliped with this ??

i always peg my worms when fishin heavy cover.just make sure that when you rig the worm that it covers up the knot and the hook eye so that the weight can sit flush on the top of the worm once its peged

most of the time i use a 1/4 oz. but i use the 3/8 oz. if its windy

x3 after i while you'll usually have 2 tune alot of ur crankbaits