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Shane I assume you are fishing on a river. Any tips for early spring river fishing because I see you have had some success. Anything will help. I am in Mass so not to far away from you, temperatures and such have probably been about the same. Thanks

Ship me a few and I can test them out for you Looking great!

I only fish St. Croix. I have a premier for crankbaits and it has served me well for two years now. I also have a avid and legend tournament. All of these rods are high quality, sensitive and look great. The premier is the first St. Croix I got and as you can see I haven't stopped buying them. Great deal for a good rod.

My two friends I fish with. Watching them catch more fish than me always kills me inside because I am very competitive. From there I try to focus this energy on catching more and bigger fish, seems to work sometimes

I believe its a Academy H20 Express crankbait

Lucky Craft BDS Shallow Diver 5 inch Senko Skinny Bear Flipping Jig

That would be great considering I don't really know my way around the Burlington area waterways. Obviously you can't just to any spot on the lake and fish from the shore and catch fish. I am really excited to fish this area though

Thanks, don't worry about it I will be exploring the area for many different spots. Hoping to fish down home over break and then bring my stuff back up for some fishing up here. This weather today makes me wanna fish even more!

My friends recently starting getting into powell rods and they love them. They have no complaints and seem very satisfied with the rods.

It all about money these days, cheaper to put lower quality hooks on brands so they do it. Apparently it doesn't stop most people from buying these lures if they are still selling. For me I tend to buy more expensive lures, in the long run they seem to be well worth the extra few dollars.

St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass 7'6 XH Curado 200E7 Suffix Performance Braid 65 lb test

PM sent, keep the input coming guys!

Wow those are amazing, I am loving the blue eye on one of them!

In Mass and Maine I seem to have success with Misty Minnow and American shad. If have had the most luck with them in earlier spring and late fall fishing. Depending on the water temperature I like a slow to medium retrieve with slight pauses. Usually on the pause the really hit them. But vary up your retrieve speed and style until you find a pattern

Hey guys I was wondering when people starting fishing for bass on Lake Champlain? I am a freshman at UVM and I am just wondering if I should bring my rods up after spring break in two weeks. School gets out early May, so is April a good time to fish the lake. Also it would be great to get out on the lake and fish so if anyone needs a fishing partner let me know. I could split gas and such. Thanks

Congrats sure has helped me catch some good fish!

Great work, keep them coming. If you don't want that you can send it my way

Yeah when i first saw them the same exact though went through my head. wow they would be fun to catch

Flukes. Tried drop shoting them yesterday and absolutely killed. I have also had great success texas rigging them.

netbait paca craw or chunk

Where I fish we see this quite alot and have gotten close and it just seems to be sunfish feeding on the surface.

I love all them, the lucky crafts are spectacular. Keep up the good work

Custom topwater bait (smaller than a zara spook) and weightless senkos

St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass 7'3 , Curado 200E7, 30 lb stren braid, 12 lb mono leader

My friend has two and absolutely loves them. Says they are very sensitive and light. Plus you gotta love the look of them