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i am taking my freind on his first bass fishing trip and i have a ton of good lures in my tackle boxes but i want to be sure he catches a big Washington bass for his first bass. what should he use? i need help.
from yo man on 08.03.09 Answer Question |
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Answers (3)
I would definitely go with live bait. Shiner, crayfish or crawler. If you use crawlers, keep them in COLD COLD COLD distilled water for a few days before you head out. The result will be fatter, sassier crawlers. Fish 'em on the bottom.
Fishing Vacation
Burevi, advised to use live bait, Always like bait is best. If you don't have live,next thing is to get better smell bait. All ways with yours..Fishing Vacation
Use the Yamamoto 2" twin tail grub in dark motor oil w/ black flacking. I live on Long lake (or lake Spokane)and we slay with these soft baits (but... shhhh... don't tell anyone).
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I would definitely go with live bait. Shiner, crayfish or crawler. If you use crawlers, keep them in COLD COLD COLD distilled water for a few days before you head out. The result will be fatter, sassier crawlers. Fish 'em on the bottom.
Fishing Vacation
Burevi, advised to use live bait, Always like bait is best. If you don't have live,next thing is to get better smell bait. All ways with yours..Fishing Vacation
Use the Yamamoto 2" twin tail grub in dark motor oil w/ black flacking. I live on Long lake (or lake Spokane)and we slay with these soft baits (but... shhhh... don't tell anyone).
Post an Answer (200 characters or less)