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What would you choose: 1.5-2 inch tubes (panfish tubes) OR 2-3 inch curlytail grubs for all-around, multi-species fishing?
What would you choose: 1.5-2 inch tubes (panfish tubes) OR 2-3 inch curlytail grubs for all-around, multi-species fishing? -
Johnson Original Beetle Spin in either 1/4 or 1/8 oz...impossible to fish wrong. -
Use a realistic looking bait. In general a plastic worm or jig n pig crawled along the bottom at a snails pace can entice a bass to feed. Bass are coldblooded...Leave a comment:
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DMJ started a topic On a a spinning reel, do you prefer mono, braid, or fluorocarbon for all-around performance?in Bass FishingOn a a spinning reel, do you prefer mono, braid, or fluorocarbon for all-around performance?
On a a spinning reel, do you prefer mono, braid, or fluorocarbon for all-around performance? -
I agree 100% with huntingkid95. While there are hundreds of different bass lures out there, the plastic worm is a "classic" for a reason: ...Leave a comment:
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A weightless, ribbontail, plastic worm t-rigged gets my vote....Leave a comment:
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DMJ started a topic Does anyone out there still use the original Scoundrel worm by Creme? If a plastic worm has been around for 60 years like thisin Bass FishingDoes anyone out there still use the original Scoundrel worm by Creme? If a plastic worm has been around for 60 years like this
Does anyone out there still use the original Scoundrel worm by Creme? If a plastic worm has been around for 60 years like this one has, I assume some... -
DMJ replied to what works best for freezing cold weather bass? the lake i fish is an old quarry and it has some some great drop off ledges to fin Bass FishingBass are lazy. I go with a natural looking soft plastic such as a worm.Leave a comment:
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What a great question PastorBrady. I know this is an old post, but I fish almost exclusively plastic worms. I had to throw in my 2 cents. If I had...Leave a comment:
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