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Author:
icefishingnewbie
Date:
Apr 08, 2012
Subject:
New bassin gear and tackle bag
Message:
Hey guys well after a great easter/birthday part i had 235 bucks to spend at walmart only spent about 97 but still got a new plano tackle bag with 4 plastic boxes a new pinnacle ultra balanced 6 foot medium action bass rod and some super flukes, rebel pop r, rapala jointed shad rap, a small rattle trap, a kvd topwater frog a strike king black and blue jig and finally i got berkely powerbait 7 inch power worms but need suggestions on how to fish was just going to rig it on a shaky head any tips would be helpful. Also how are my lures and tell me which are best to use and at what times also ordered a 100 pack of senkos off ebay so i think im set for the year :lol: :lol: GOOD FISHIN'
Author:
CT_BASSman
Date:
Apr 08, 2012
Message:
Not sure if you're still interested in more rods but Wally World in Wallingford has decent rods, they stock the KVD tour cranking rods and wright and mcgill skeet reese rods.
Author:
Michael
Date:
Apr 08, 2012
Message:
Rapala Jointed Shad Raps are good to troll and cast with. They have a rattle and are suspending. Their jointed wiggle sends out a vibration to other fish. Slow retrieve with it this time of the year is really good. Casting out along drop offs and the edge of weeds is another good way. The JSR4 is the shallowest diving Jointed Shad Rap, diving to as deep as 6 feet. That's what I use when fishing from shore of shallower lakes and ponds and trolling with a canoe or kayak in smaller lakes and ponds. The JSR5 and JSR7 are good lures for bigger and deeper lakes. My best color pattern has always been Silver Shad (SSD). The JSR4 in SSD has been producing big time for me within the past month now at a small private lake no deeper than 8 or 10 feet. Had a day when I caught 15 yellow perch. Recently caught a new PB 14oz bluegill with that lure there. 3 largemouths from 4 to 5 1/2 pounds on the JSR4 SSD.
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