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Gulp watlermelon red worm is the best ever… Use sinker if deep better with out one for shallow
anyone have any luck with a lock and lure jig with a black chunk? i heard they tear shit up
u use highroller
awesome
the reason ur not catching in big lakes is probably because ur not letting ur bait ( i use sancos (plastic worm) sink enough. as soon as u cast and flip the bail count to 3 and then start realing slowly. that wuz my promblem about a year ago
I was all grab it please the line for all thats good in the world grab it lol
why the hell did u grab the rod like that right when u were about to land the fish? thought y’all looked professional up to then
usually you need to go weedless in ponds.top water frogs are good and tube baits both work good for bass.i prefer braided line for both.i love to fish and go about 4 or 5 days a week in the summer.any other ?’s
i can’t fish in big lakes,just small ponds, how do you do it?
Nice bass though