i need a rod for catching bass but i dont know wat to get i like to use sinners but i dont have a good techneak any ideas on wat to use and wat to do id really appreciate it!!!
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i need a rod for catching bass but i dont know wat to get i like to use sinners but i dont have a good techneak any ideas on wat
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If you want to have fun, go down to Walmart and pick up the Shakespear Microglass MFLY702 fly rod (under $20.00), and a spinning reel or Johnson Scorpion Under Spincast enclosed reel (under $12.00) spooled with 6 lb test. I've caught plenty of fish with this rig, feels funny with the reel behind your hand and can handle most baits and tackle with no problem. Plus you can get a fly reel with a 5 wt line and cast flies too.
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I learned to bass fish with a medium spinning combo that was quite cheap, but it worked. I fished with plastic worms and caught a ton of bass in just about every pond. Even today, a texas-rigged worm is my favorite bass lure. At first, all you need to do is simply lift it of the bottom and let it fall. Bass will usually hit it on the way down. Then, wait a second or two and set the hook hard. If you learn to catch bass this way, you can catch em just about any other way you want because this method teaches you to "feel" the bite. Hope this helps, and good luck!
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