GreenTrout

When I think of power fishing: Denny Brauer and flipping the jig comes to mind. He changed a lot of things... Old school basser...

I am not a scientist. I have fished for 40 years plus. I have used Trilene of all stripes , Stren of all stripes, Bass Pro Excel, Cablea's Pro LIne, Silver Thread, Ande fishing lines and others and all mono. I get more strikes and have caught more bass using Cajun Red fishing line. I have bought in. Ain't going back. Old school basser...

1. Worm Crème Scoundrel 2. Creature Zoom Lizard 3. Jerk Bait Rattlin' Rogue 4. Spinner Bait It's a Humdinger 5. Crank Bait Mann's Baby Minus 1 6. Lipless Crank Bait Rattlin' Rapala 7. Popper Chug Bug -- especially the little one 8. Walker Spook & Zara Puppy Old school basser...

I live in the Bayou City with bayous and creeks off those bayous. In truth, our creeks look like ditches many times. But don't let that fool you, the LMB lives and thrives in those slow moving waters in 90 plus degree weather. . The width of the creek is no more than 3 yards at times. Old school basser....

I own the Mitchell 300 Gold with the wooden handles I bought from BPS on a year end sale years ago. No problems and has been involved with a few battles catching the LMB. It's faster than many of the present day high speed bait casters. Old school basser...

It's more than an opinion: it's smart fishing. It's also an excellent line for spinner baits 1/4 to 3/8. The brand of line you choose is a personal thing. Me, I like a line that has less memory and is soft. That's Cajun Red. Old school basser...

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He's tops. Like his recommendation to use straight tail worms in waters with little cover. My fishing these days takes me to environs like that. Not by choice, just my present circumstances. Fish what you got. Love to use Crème and Zoom finesse worms. And, by no means, is it second rate bass fishing. The bass is highly adaptable and grow big and fun to catch in light cover waters, too. Good fishing...

Larry Nixon... http://bassbuzz.outdoorsfanmedia.com/br_news_article.asp?thecat=1&id=320 Old school basser...

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Wal-Mart Renegade Twirl Tail Worms little over a buck for twenty of 'em...them were the days.... Still have some... Old school basser...

When I was a little fella, my dad showed me how to fish a Texas-rigged worm in the Deep South on farm ponds. You were not a LMB fisherman if you did not know how to catch them on the venerable plastic worm. Old school basser...

I own one. I unequivocally tell you or anyone else to jump on it. Old school basser...

Cajun Line Red Cast 12 lb. - 1,105 yards Monofilament Fishing Line -- $7.49 Academy Sports Old school basser...

Excursion on a boat, in the morning, homemade biscuits and Jimmy Dean sausage with plenty of Maxwell House Coffee. Later on, Vienna sausage with saltine crackers and Coca-Cola. Old school basser...

Great game. MSU made a valiant effort in a very hostile environment. Blake Sims was magnificent in making third down plays. Gotta love SEC football. Roll Tide... Old school basser...

The latest Vegas line has Bama as a 7 to 10 points favorite. Follow the money... Roll Tide... Old school basser...

I own this particular model and it's over 10 years old. It has performed like a champ and still goes with me on my fishing trips to catch the LMB. 6:3:1, 5 bearings and brings in 26 inches per handle turn with a flipping switch. Bought it from BPS year end move 'em out sale. Normally 99.99. I got it for 69.99 with no shipping charge. Old school basser...

United States Coast Guard 1970-1974 -- E5 Radioman when the Morse code was still used. The Coast Guard produced the best Radiomen ever made. Semper Paratus Old school basser...

The Comprehensive Guide To Largemouth Bass Patterns -- Babe Winkelman -- 1986 Old school basser...

This time of year I'm always looking for a deal. Cabela's had the Pflueger Summit bait caster marked down from 149.99 to 49..99 with no shipping charge. The reel model was discontinued with a new one coming out in its place. Bought a great Pflueger Supreme bait caster the same way over 10 years ago and its still by my side in my fishing excursions. Tried out the Summit this Saturday and caught four decent bass and loved the reel. Performed well on light line and small lures. Only 2 minor backlashes. Went back to Cabela's to get another one and it was sold out. Old school basser...

Them were the days. A tank... Old school basser...

I can remember getting my Bass Master magazine years ago with articles about how to catch bass with frogs. That was way before braid and only mono was used. Not my strongest suit, but I have caught some bass with frogs and only mono. Have used Snag Proof frogs with success but I really like the Superior Frog for more of an open water presentation in stumps and the like. Mono all the way for me... Old school basser...

I live in a large urban area and I always keep my 2 piece medium rod with me whether on business or pleasure in office parks, urban creeks and canals, shopping centers, subdivisions and any other body of water I may encounter. The Cabela's Pro Guide Casting 6'6" has never let me down. Old school basser...

A good quality retailer like Cabela's offers great medium rods with plenty of backbone and sensitivity to give you plenty of hook setting and feel when you're on the water wormin'. I own Cabela's Fish Eagle rods. I like the six foot medium, fast action for my T-rig presentations with 10 or 12 lb test mono. Larry Nixon, a great worm basser, prefers the six foot rod. Old school basser...