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By: jeffro60

jeffro60 — Fri, 01 May 2009 12:02:15 +0000

I recomend using jerkbaits that resemble smaller bass because big bass eat smaller bass all the time so the colors should be green/silver for best results
Also fish with plastic worms preferably the color pumpkin or watermelon i recomend zoom brand finesse pumpkin for best and biggest catches (Yes my largest bass at 16 lbs was caught on a finesse pumpkin)
At night try to use darker colors that will usually trigger a giant bass to aggresively bite the worm or cause a bowfin to eat it and yes you will have so much fun reeling in th monsters know as bowfins they are quite the challenge
Try fishing next to objects and fallen trees and vegetation with spinner baits the blades should be willow and silver never used colored blades and the bait on the spinner should be orange or yellow/green to immitate a sunfish or another smaller bass
Good luck with the bruisers

By: live2fis…

live2fis… — Fri, 01 May 2009 12:02:15 +0000

my son uses rooster tails.should see some of his big ones.and he usally always get in a boat

By: Nick B

Nick B — Fri, 01 May 2009 12:02:15 +0000

If just starting out get yourself a spinner bait in chartreuse a topwater frog by snagproof and start with these easy to use lures.If you want to try use a pre-rigged worm by K&E or a Kellys worm and make sure to use a swivel with them!

By: dcrc93

dcrc93 — Fri, 01 May 2009 12:02:15 +0000

I got 2 incredinly dependable lures for you my friend…try using 4 inch renegade black plastic worms and yellow mini-king spinnerbaits…I promise that 1 of these will catch you the biggest bass of your life. use the spinnerbait under brider and in heavy cover (sticks, fallen trees, edges of rocks, etc) and use the worm in clear lakes (let it sit and give it some tapping action) and in rivers (let it casually float down the stream…I’m sure every1 who answered here knows reliable lures but the ones I mentioned are a lock to catch something nice…hope I can help and if you have any ?’s just email me anytime.
p.s. this is a fish I caught on one of my renegade soft plasticshttp://s182.photobucket.com/albums/x240/…

By: Injun

Injun — Fri, 01 May 2009 12:02:15 +0000

To start out with, get a k&e weedless bass stopper. This is what i started out with and still use. They work great. You can get them at any tackle shop or even meijer or wal-mart
good luck!