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·Hi everyone, Delw posted a link to this site at Undergroundtackle.com and I thought I'd check it out. I don't know if the techniques and lures you use are much different than those used in N.Y., but every category probalby has uses in each climate. We are frotunate to have many ponds and lowland lakes surrounded by wetlands, so every thing that pertains to shallow bass'n, pertains to many of our waters.
Probably a no-brainer is the stick-type worm. The Senko is one of our biggest producers, followed by large tubes and 5" fat grubs.
Topwater, spinnerbaits, cranks and other soft plastics have a time and place, but for some strange reason, sticks are king. Tidal river fishing allows everything to be used, so Senkos are subordinate.
Nice site - the designers have done multiple sites the same way as this one. (No need to change a good formula.) Participation level is next in importance and this site seems to have enough to allow a good exchange.
Sam
Probably a no-brainer is the stick-type worm. The Senko is one of our biggest producers, followed by large tubes and 5" fat grubs.
Topwater, spinnerbaits, cranks and other soft plastics have a time and place, but for some strange reason, sticks are king. Tidal river fishing allows everything to be used, so Senkos are subordinate.
Nice site - the designers have done multiple sites the same way as this one. (No need to change a good formula.) Participation level is next in importance and this site seems to have enough to allow a good exchange.
Sam