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| | I'm having problems catching these fish!!!! Everybody tells me how easy they are to catch, and that they'll bite on anything! I need some tips on what lures I should use, and how to work them. Any tips you guys could share with me, would be great. |
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| Lately all i have been able to do fishing wise is go bass fishing in my local lakes...i have been averaging 10 bass a day from 5pm past dark to about 10pm... all ive been doing is "dead stick" use a 7" black stickbait (basically a worm with no paddletail on it) rigged weedless with a 4/0 lazorsharp worm hook.(i use bigger hooks cause out of those 10 bass a day ive also been averaging 2 bass over 6lb.)but if you want to have fun on them you can go as light as you want... and depending on the wind a 1/16 to a 1/8 oz. bullet weight walk the lake and just cast out about 10 ft and let it just sit there then give it a hard twitch and let it sit again...then reel up and keep walking...fish structure like trees, grass , and rocks...oh yeah and if your using braided line use a leader because they can see the line and sometimes they wont bite because of it... leader should be maximum of 20lb...
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| If they wont take artificial you can count on them to take a nice big shiner.
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| | what color worms should i use? and what brand? |
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| | I grew up in a house with a worm fisherman. colors: red shad, junebug(purple), watermelon (green), or if the water is really clear try pumpkin. Culprit makes a good old fashioned shad worm that always works. Zoom makes a trick worm that always produces fish, try the watermelon. Work it slow, raise it up a few feet and then drop it back down. reel in slack and repeat. |
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| midnightrider17 (4/17/2008)
"dead stick" use a 7" "BLACK" stickbait (basically a worm with no paddletail on it) rigged weedless with a 4/0 lazorsharp worm hook
color = Black... brand = Zoom
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| i fish a heavily traffic lake with dark water and a junebug colored zoom u-tail texas rigged works for me.If you really want good chances of catching more/a bass go to ( http://www.bassresource.com/  |
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| Around my house there are retention ponds and the bass in there wont turn down a big shiner, but these are starting to take over.
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| | what in the world is that??????? |
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