Hello, I am trying to learn the shakey head technique. Any tips would be appreciated. I know a lot of people use worms, but what about a craw? Just lookin for advice on shakey head. For reference, I am using a 7'2 Favorite Lit spinning combo. 20lb high viz braid to 8lb fluoro leader. submitted by /u/Arkansas_BusDriver [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Caught these 2 5.5 pounder in the same pond 2 weeks and ~50ft apart. Both now tied for my PB submitted by /u/Loopa19 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Seriously though, can this 1/8 oz Strike King Bitsy Pond Minnow catch bass? submitted by /u/Mission-Can-1647 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Say I have a 1/8oz rooster tail/beetlespin. Can I still use them on my rod? Should I add a 1/4oz egg sinker? submitted by /u/thestruggleislovable [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I’m looking to buy a spinning rod specifically for drop shotting and occasionally other finesse tactics like a ned rig. I’ll be targeting primarily smallmouth but largemouth as well so the rod will be used to drop shot up to 30-40ft in the summer months. I plan on running 10lb braid with an 8lb fluorocarbon leader. I was leaning toward a 7ft to 7-2 medium light rod but I’m not sure if that will have the backbone when drop shotting 30-40ft on large northern lakes. My budget is $140. Any advice would be appreciated thanks! submitted by /u/FadeTheLions [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I've been struggling to get bass the past few years and was wondering if any bass fisherman in my area could give me some tips on what has been working for you? I understand bass up here in the northeast are not the same as bass down in Florida so they techniques/bait you see youtubers using down there doesn't necessarily translate up here. I've read that the predominant food for bass in my area is crawfish, bluegill and small pike/pickeral and not shad like in a lot of other places. I typically start out with a texas rigged worm and work around any structure I find then if I'm not getting bi ..read more

I caught 4 more bass but I felt they weren’t worth getting a photo of. submitted by /u/bronzebackbass1 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Caught quite a few 2 pound caliber crappies this spring bass fishing. Caught them on senkos, one on a Megabass sleeper craw. submitted by /u/Mysterious-Ear-1766 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more