LargeMarge

How come?

I've got a Plano weekender as well and really like it. The zipper pulls themselves are really nice, but overall the fabric is a little on the thinner/lighter side compared to some other tackle bags. I'd buy another one if something happened to mine.

5" stick worm Use it on a TX rig, Carolina rig, as a jerkbait, or on a shakeyhead. Cut it in half for a cost effective ned rig. Neko or mojo rig it. Trim it down to use it as a finesse worm. Use it with an underspin as a swimbait. Perfect for wacky rigging with and without weight depending on your preference. Throw it weightless on top of weeds and move it fast as a topwater. I'd argue that you can use a ribbontail for most of the same functions, so as a more general answer the plastic worm really seems the most versatile. Not to mention that you can use one as a jig or spinnerbait trailer...

Do you use the drop shot or EWG hooks for wacky rigging? I've purchased some owner mosquito hooks for wacky rigging but haven't got a ton of experience with them yet to say if I like them or not. I've also used a 1/0 VMC heavy wire worm hook for wacky rigging a couple times. Really liked having the extra weight when using a dinger. Mostly used that for easy swapping between wacky and weightless TX rigging.

I've been on this website for a little over two years and finally decided to make an account. Just wanted to say thanks for all the amazing fishing knowledge over the last couple years. It's getting pretty cold here and cabin fever is already setting in. Seems way too soon for that already.

Besides lures, I'm looking at: T-H Marine G Force Troll Perfect T-H Marine Eliminator Prop Nut T-H Marine G-Force Trolling Motor Handle Does anyone have experience with these and know if they are worth it? I'm looking to add to a Minn Kota Maxxum.