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A fly. Fishing a bass popper with a flyrod.
BLACK JITTERBUG - ORIGINAL RAPALA - RUBBER WORMS
soft plastic worms/lizards, poppers and inline spinners.
my personal favorite is gary yamamoto plastic worms. I've had luck with these things in weeds or on rock piles, the best part is you can rig the straight worms so many different ways. I dont know why but these always seem to get more hits then any other type
Oh man this is easy, hands down flat out best go to lure for bucketmouths is a white tandem spinnerbait! I love spinnerbaits ever since I watched Bill Dance's video on Booyah baits. This heled me to understand what the bait is doing and what it is supposed to do.
Tube bates, Bitsy tubes can mimic a crawdad swiming down stream. There great for smallies in shallow rivers.
Poppers poppers and more poppers. Fish em fast. Fish em slow. Pop em on the water. A largemouth will do anything to stop the popping.
definately the super spook jr by heddon. drives 'em nuts!
The Z-Man Chatterbait is by far my favorite. I almost always land a big one.
do any of you guys use any fish attractants? I got some Baitmate for bass as a gift and haven't used it yet. Would like to know if it's environmentally friendly before I go polluting the water, and if its worth even using it!
Oh man! Dynamite!! HAHA Just kidding guys!
A Johnson Silver Minnow Spoon with a piece of pork rind has ALWAYS been money with me. That and Beetle Spins.
There are a ton of effective lures out there but to me nothing is more fun than using a good ole hula popper! Endless Fun.
Zara spook. I love fishing topwater. I also need to be doing something all the time so working a zara spook keeps me busy and when they bite it is worth the work!
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A fly. Fishing a bass popper with a flyrod.
There are a ton of effective lures out there but to me nothing is more fun than using a good ole hula popper! Endless Fun.
BLACK JITTERBUG - ORIGINAL RAPALA - RUBBER WORMS
soft plastic worms/lizards, poppers and inline spinners.
my personal favorite is gary yamamoto plastic worms. I've had luck with these things in weeds or on rock piles, the best part is you can rig the straight worms so many different ways. I dont know why but these always seem to get more hits then any other type
Oh man this is easy, hands down flat out best go to lure for bucketmouths is a white tandem spinnerbait! I love spinnerbaits ever since I watched Bill Dance's video on Booyah baits. This heled me to understand what the bait is doing and what it is supposed to do.
Tube bates, Bitsy tubes can mimic a crawdad swiming down stream. There great for smallies in shallow rivers.
Poppers poppers and more poppers. Fish em fast. Fish em slow. Pop em on the water. A largemouth will do anything to stop the popping.
definately the super spook jr by heddon. drives 'em nuts!
The Z-Man Chatterbait is by far my favorite. I almost always land a big one.
do any of you guys use any fish attractants? I got some Baitmate for bass as a gift and haven't used it yet. Would like to know if it's environmentally friendly before I go polluting the water, and if its worth even using it!
Oh man! Dynamite!! HAHA Just kidding guys!
A Johnson Silver Minnow Spoon with a piece of pork rind has ALWAYS been money with me. That and Beetle Spins.
Zara spook. I love fishing topwater. I also need to be doing something all the time so working a zara spook keeps me busy and when they bite it is worth the work!
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