jigs and soft plastics

spinnerbaits

froggin

Coming from the river, I've developed a lot of confidence in fishing Spinnerbaits and jigs in a number of ways. I excel at fishing at a fast pace and can maintain a high amount of casting accuracy throughout the day.

I have also been improving at developing patterns consistently, thanks to some great mentors and the guys here at BR  ;D

Mottfia

Buying tackle

Oh yeah, I'm better at that than finding small fish.

I would have to say if I excell at anything fishing it's flipping the heavy cover, many anglers pass it up because it's to harry or they don't want to lose baits, I can't get in deep enough, jigs and tubes are a staple good in my boat. But who can resist the excitement of the frog, it's a close second because it fishes heavy cover too. ;D

1.  River fishing with live bait, multi-species.

2.  Fishing soft plastics and jigs.

8-)

my best best quality is my overall enthusiasm. give something to focus on and it will eat me alive. my strongest starting i feel is jig n pig  ;D

Fishing plastics.

Top 2 are the texas rigged chigger craw and wacky rig senko.

Mike

I will ALWAYS catch something on a topwater. my next 2 strengths are suspended jerks and plastics of any type. I am also a very very accurate caster. i learned accuracy by fishin narrow creeks.I also have infinite patience when it comes to fishing. I will also dissect and stump or grass line when other people will move spots. I am very confident in pretty much my whole fishing arsenal (with a few exeptions)

Never Giving Up!  Soft plastics is always my first choice, followed by topwater(weather permitting) then I become the junk fishing king.

I'd have to say worms, worms, and more worms.

My biggest strength I feel is picking a lure/bait out of the box.  Everyone always copies what i use.  I believe this comes from fishing mountain trout for so long.

And when was the last time you saw a bright pink or lime green bug in the water  Keep it simple.

Finding fish where others don't look.  Topwater and crankbaits.