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Yes, for shakeyheads and 5” senkos, wacky or neko rigged. I’m usually throwing those baits around docks and brush, I feel like a MH gives me a better chance of getting them out or getting a good hook set on a long cast.

Lake Hartwell Fishing and Marine in Anderson, SC.

Aftcos Large is closer to carhartts medium in my experience

I use the 7 mm arsenal stealth silicone tubes (they have a sizing chart on TW) with 4 and 6” senkos and super glue the nail weight, and definitely skin hook the worm. Works great for spotted bass and skipping floating docks.

Sufix 832 in coastal camo, especially when it’s on sale

I like to see ‘em, it hurts more but it’s better than not knowing .

1/2oz Seibert outdoors improved Arkie in Trust Me with a GP or Black n Blue Rage Menace

Boat docks-specifically the ones with floats.

4” Senko or a Gambler Sweebo

Yes these are bomber reels. I have 6 and while they aren’t the smoothest or most quiet they get the job done. You get a good range gear ratios to choose from as well

Deep, clear water and spotted bass I’m throwing the Keitech. Largemouth,vegetation and shallower water then I’m throwing the speed worm. They are interchangeable to a degree but those are the guidelines I follow. I like to keep both with me no matter what kind of lake I’m fishing.

Yes been fishing with one for longer than anything else. 3/16 or 1/8 for shallow to medium. 3/8 to 1/2 for deep

Lew’s tournament MB

Owner All Purpose soft bait in 5/0. Cheaper than the haymaker and more gap than most EWG.

Siebert Outdoors!

Depending on water clarity, type of dock (floating/ pole) a DT6, 1/2 chatterbait or Neko rig are what I like to throw when my partner is fishing the standards.

Mostly I’m fishing long points and ditches, dragging for hard spots, stumps etc. Leader length is usually 2-3’. Even though it’s winter time I will still fish it in 6-8’ especially if there is sand, red clay or small rock. If I’m fishing a deep water flat or where a ditch drops into the channel then I’m throwing the 3/4 oz weight.

One of my favorite ways to catch ‘em in the winter. Dobyns 734 Fury, 1/2 to 3/4 oz weight, 15# main line, 12# leader, 3/0 rebarb, baby brush hog or trick worm

Siebert Outdoors 1/2 oz compact tandem in green shad, the bigger spots in the lakes around here can’t stand that thing.

Missile baits has 30 packs of d bombs and baby d bombs Gambler also has bulk packs of their overstock worms and crows

Another vote for the D bomb and Baby D bomb. Bruiser flash, super bug, love bug

Yes every time, it’s even more fun when I have my 4 year old with me.

3/16 shakeyhead dt6 3.3 Keitech 1/4 oz head

Pro blue red pearl

Both, that way I can just change worms to try and dial it in. Brush piles and stuff like that= Texas rig, open water or they’re not eating it that good I will thread the worm on there