T-Bone

My fav would have to be a Culprit worm, red shad color, t-rigged. Ive caught my more bass with it than any other bait and it is kind of my fall back bait if nothing else seems to work.

I just bough a Heddon Wounded Zara Spook and I have never used one. I have heard that they work so I bought one and i am just not sure how to work it. Heres a pic in case you dont know what the bait looks like. Any help would be appreciate. Shot at 2007-06-30 Thanks, Travis

I remember hearing about a pro BASS angler catching bass like that at a tournament and from what i remember it worked well enough to get him into the top 5.

Jerkbait or spinnerbait for the less grassy areas and a fluke for the grassier areas.

Well if the grass isnt to thick at the surface (even better if its about 2inches below the surface) i like to use a zoom super fluke, working it fast right at the surface.

Ive tried many and in my opinion the snag proof seem to get the most strikes.

My first boat was an old canoe that i found at my grandparents house. It came equipped with a human powered paddle trolling motor. LOL! After about 6 months of that I saved my money and bought a 1976 terry bass boat for $2000, which i found in the newspaper (best time to look is in the winter, thats when you will find the best deals). And unfortunately it now has a tree limb through the hull and it would cost more than i paid for the boat to fix it. :'( So I am currently looking for another boat. I found that the best thing to do is look everyday and go and look at several boats in your price range to get a general idea of what is in your price range, because words and pics only say so much.