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I’ve been putting moisture control packets from packages and stuff in my tackle boxes for a few years now to help prevent rusty hooks, it seems to have worked pretty well so far no rusty hooks.

My current cold water confidence baits here in Northern California. What are yours currently? (A few missing these have just caught me the most lately)

Hi to you all,

Tomorrow I am going fishing from the bank. In spain we do not use to have topo maps but we have some info about where the main river flowed in the past before creating the reservoir.

These past 2 weeks has been raining a lot, but today and yesterday no rain at all.

I am considering 2 locations. Temperatures here go from low 40s in the night up to high 50s mid day.

Would you go red location or green location???

PS: It is not common for spanish anglers to speak english, but if you are a spanish folk reading this I would love to know that I am not the only spanish guy on here!

Dobyns fury 702 daiwa regal LT 1000

Mainly for whopper ploppers. My cheapo top water setup needs upgraded this year . Give me some ideas

I'm taking my kayak out tomorrow in SE Texas. (1st time in about 4 or 5 months). Water temp should be between 55-60°, which is cold for our waters. Might be colder. I have 6 rods. An 8-12' diving crank in crawfish red/yellow. Red/natural square bill. Double indiana blade spinner, B/B jig with a chunkier trailer. Drop shot, then walking top. Thinking about switching the spinner out for a 8' diving Jerkbait. I've never fished this early in the year so any advice is appreciated. Anything y'all would change?

As with most lakes in this area, water will be murky/ dirty, as we just had a couple days of consistent rain.

It was like 45 degrees with 49 degree water… not ideal but I drove my kayak from Ohio and I wasn’t going to leave empty handed (it was released lol)!

Gonna buy a new finesse setup. What gear ratio do yall run on your reels for finesse?

Going to be in Melbourne this coming Saturday-Friday for family. Really want to get on some florida bass, any buddy out there with spots, ponds, anything bass, that would be greatly appreciated

Pond has lots of vegetation it has like these reeds or stocks or what every and is murky, what should I throw?

Just got some new lures and these look and feel just like live worms. Anyone have good luck with these for bass?

I got a gift card recently and I typically use these to try out something new that I normally wouldn't due to expense. I was thinking about starting to throw some larger soft swimbaits. I think that would be better than glides or hard swimbaits. I'll be honest, I haven't gone down the YouTube rabbit hole about the difference between them and which I think would work best for me. As someone who hasn't thrown anything bigger than a 110 Whopper Plopper where would be a good place to start?

Hitting up Orange lake this weekend. Driving down Friday and will stay the weekend. First time and would love some insight on baits and colors.

Besides the obvious ned rigs and drop shots, i love a small swim jig with a little paddle, or a bitsy jig with a maxscent chigger craw as my confidence baits.

Yes I'm very bored and hate winter!

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