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I'm guessing live shiners, or some other type of similar forage from wherever she is from

Ive never seen or heard of a couple of those fish. Awesome pictures.

All this talk of stick marsh is driving me nuts, I have to go to stick marsh!!

Orlando Florida Thanks guys

This morning went out on the course and threw a purple blue and black strike king jig with a beaver trailer. A few casts later and Whamo-O! Nice December 15th Bass! Didn't have my scale but Im guessing 6-7 pounds. Man I was exhausted after running her back to the pond. Put her back in the water and I didn't know if she was going to make it. Gave her a little push and she swam away about a hundred miles per hour. Bad picture of me but good picture of the fish. Man, I could fit both my hands in her mouth! I'm 6-2 so maybe that can help you get an idea of the fish's size.

Great fish avid ;D note to self: plan trip to stickmarsh!

good. thanks man

I think those are the ones I use for big plastics (10 inch +)

Oh yeah I forgot, I have some pitchin kraws, will those produce on the C-Rig?

Thanks road warrior I have those in the aarons magic color. And ifidel I have those in 3 colors and never really have used them. Do you think I would have any success throwing that style on a c-rig?

I have used my 4 inch strait tails on dropshot with great success, but I am trying to fish the c rig more to get better at it.

yeah, i know a lot about fishing.

Hey guys, I have a bunch of bags of different styles of worms by roboworm, and I am looking for the best one for the Carolina Rig. Telling me your favorites would help a lot. Thanks

well if I had the money it would be perfect for me. I do a lot of inshore fishing

Just in time for the holidays http://www.japantackle.com/Daiwa_reels/Daiwa_Morethan_Branzino_3000.htm That spool looks absolutely sick. T-rig, Raul, buy one soon and tell us about it!!!

I think that Florida and Georgia would look as good as southern California if using large swimbaits (obviously not rainbow trout) was as popular as it is in Cali. Down here the whole swimbait thing is less popular, and I think there are less people on our top big bass producing lakes throwing big swimbaits all day long looking for a trophy bass.

Anything under 2 in Florida? Bro I live in Florida and I have seen people win small tournaments when the fishing is tough with 5 bass for 10 pounds. That means your hardly legal one pounder was a big help... along with a three pounder(s). And (if you have a scale) you know that a 1-2 pounder fights. A 1-2 pounder is way different than a baby bass that just skids in on the topwater when you reel it in. That is a dink.

I try not to catch seagulls, but in the saltwater they get you so mad because they dive at the zara spook or any other topwater. So annoying >

Funny you bring this up because I was about to start a thread about one of fishbelly's products, but I figured nobody ever used them. Have you tried the kick-s shad from fishbelly? they sell them at my local shop and they are awful. They do not kick at all. I made a big mistake of buying 3 packs of the 5 inch before even testing them first. Swim tail does not swim.

Thats a pretty cool design

We should get the people that use this site and live around here to all fish a tournament that is already going on, that way we wouldn't have to organize anything. I like that wednesday nights tournament on lake conway, but Im sure there are a lot of other choices.

4 inch kut tail on the shakeyhead

Florida dude: Yeah man, it's a MOGAN!

http://www.evergreen-fishing.com/bass_lure/inspire/escarda/escarda_set.html has anyone fished one of these? Looks sort of like a megabass flap slap

I have been wearing Costas for a year now and they are great. Around here, Costas are considered stylish and have become really popular.