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randy sweigart replied to Travis Grantham's discussion 'Favorite Technique' in the group Only for True Bass Enthusiasts

7" sinko will allways work. but my favorite is a lucky craft 128 sammy hands down!!!!!!

November 19

nicholas trinh replied to Travis Grantham's discussion 'Favorite Technique' in the group Only for True Bass Enthusiasts

SWIMBAITS AND TOP WATER!!!!

September 21

Joe Parker replied to Travis Grantham's discussion 'Favorite Technique' in the group Only for True Bass Enthusiasts

I always have a lot of luck with top water poppers, and 7" watermelon seed worms with a Carolina rig.

September 9

Cory Decker replied to Travis Grantham's discussion 'Favorite Technique' in the group Only for True Bass Enthusiasts

buzzbaiting over shallow objects seems to be my trick! and the strikes are so much fun...you see the fish come out of water for them! and the bigger the buzz..the bigger the fish! and dont be shy to try them in midday! especially on overfished areas…

May 21

Travis Grantham commented on Brent Meyer's group 'Only for True Bass Enthusiasts'

Peacock Bass area found in South America how ever there is a population of Butterfly Peacocks in the canals in Miami. Hope this helps

May 5

Dalton Stewart replied to Travis Grantham's discussion 'Favorite Technique' in the group Only for True Bass Enthusiasts

burnin spinner baits around cypress

May 4

Travis Grantham joined Kelley FiSH CATCHiN Kapowski's group

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April 27

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April 3

ED replied to Travis Grantham's discussion 'Favorite Technique' in the group Only for True Bass Enthusiasts

Jigs in brush, trees, or wood structure. Loose a lot of fish in the brush, but biger fish live deep in the brush. Lots of fun.

April 3

Alan O. replied to Travis Grantham's discussion 'Favorite Technique' in the group Only for True Bass Enthusiasts

I find myself propping up on those cypress tree alot,flippin trees is my fav by far even late in the season. Alot of it has to do with the type of lakes I fish. I don't fish very many open water lakes, but if I do fish open lakes I like carolina rig…

March 31

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March 31

Travis Grantham added a discussion to the group Only for True Bass Enthusiasts

Favorite Technique

Whats your favorite technique? Mine changes throughout the year depending on season Right now flipping trees But for most of the year Power Fishing

March 30

Travis Grantham replied to Don Lucier's discussion 'Stores' in the group Bass Pro Shops Are the Place to be.....

So far my favorite is the Springfield store, gone to Orlando, Vegas and San Antonio the next one I'll probably get to is Foxborough all though Phoenix and Denver are on my shortlist Being in NM no BPS locally

March 30

Travis Grantham added a discussion to the group New Mexico Anglers

Tournament anglers

Any NM Bass tournament anglers on here? Myself I'm a Bass Bum

March 30

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At 7:36pm on April 3, 2009, Ron Faircloth said…: Hey ass monkey, The weather here might be very nice this weekend so I should get some fishing in somewhere.

At 1:15am on March 31, 2009, Ron Faircloth said…: Well I got you let you feel like you are doing something worth wild after all I do recall that I have beaten you every year.

At 9:17pm on March 30, 2009, Ron Faircloth said…: That may be so but Kristin says mine wiggles better.

At 11:57am on March 30, 2009, Ron Faircloth said…: ASS Monkey!

At 9:55am on March 30, 2009, Jairme & Jill said…: Hey there

I've gotten a lot of feedback from a lot of great people (including urself) and am very excited to start applying all these techniques with the gear everyone has mentioned

Living in Toronto Canada, a good lake is no more than a few hours drive away. Few of my friends and family memebers have cottages/homes off the Kawartha Lakes In Ontario, as well as the Bay of Quinte. Quinte for now seems like a giant stepping stone away, but being able to fish in smaller lakes where the catch is also plentiful is still very exciting!

I caught many fish off of torpedoes and jitterbugs. Bass seem to love them. I'm going to try the light topwater spoons this year I think, I've heard great things/reviews about them and figure I'd give em a try. As for spinner baits... I've always used bigger ones; and I feel that they might be too big for the areas I'm fishing.

Throwing those Colorado spoons and Willow spoons out on a jig head is something else I'm planning on doing this year. I'm predominately going after bass this year and I hear that a nice jig texas rigged with a swimbait with a few trailers rigged on is a great wait to entice some big feeders.

I've come to rest on this rod:

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_58458____SearchResults#reviews

specifically for bass fishing. Would you recommend a M/MH? I currently own an Abu Garcia Specialist 6’6” Graphite Medium Action, with a 5:1 spinning reel. I feel as if I'm slightly restricted; recommended use for only 1/8-3/4 oz lures with 4-12 lbs line. Then again that may be regular for a Medium Rod.

Any thoughts on the questions I posed?