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JoeBass · 06-30-07, 08:52 PM

ive had some luck throwin sizmic toads and swimming them just under the water.

basschamp4 · 07-01-07, 01:21 PM

will someone post a picture of a jitterbug so i can see it

leroy · 07-01-07, 11:04 PM

basschamp4 · 07-01-07, 11:37 PM

thank you never seen one before

zooker · 07-02-07, 05:42 PM

boy some one dragged this oine out of the celler for sure..

leroy
moteroil aint been on here for a long time -year or more-

zooker

leroy · 07-03-07, 09:04 AM

Oh... ...well damn.

Bamabasskicker · 07-05-07, 12:25 AM

Lay Lake is a great lake to fish. Try positioning your boat at an angle to the bed you are casting toward and avoid straight to bank casts, this will keep you in th strike zone longer. Look for breaks in the grass beds, either gaps or inset areas where the grass is closer to the bank in a long bed that has grass running basically in a paralllel line to the bank. Target those areas, use roll casts to lessen splash on entry. Like so many others have said use buzzbaits. My best color on Lay has always been white ( often with some red on it ) regardless of the water clarity. I have also had good luck with Storm swimbaits run 3-4 in. below the surface on the breaks just outside the grass on that lake.

Stick-em · 07-05-07, 09:08 AM

As many will suggest, there are many lures to do the trick and based on the particular water fished, it's a crap shoot until you find what they want based on conditions on top and in the water. Yesterday, fished a private lake [4 acres] that gets fished rather often for lgmouth and usually they bite a Lucky craft 101 ghost and have for years. Not yesterday, couldn't buy a bite on one when trying it. They did love the Booyahh 3/4 oz. white spinner bait/white trailer with one brass willow leaf and one silver willow leaf. Blue senko was fair but the bigger bass I caught on a spinner bait at 6:30 - 9 AM ESDT in VA.

The Jitterbug is awesome at night and have caught countless bass on it over any soft and hard plastic lures that I presently own for top water.

I just went to the Wave site to order tiki's and I wouldn't purchase anything from a site that asks for personal private info withOUT a secure encrypted page starting on page 1 of 3 would you?

Is there a dealer near Richmond, VA? I want to try some of these.

07-02-07, 05:42 PM	#5
zooker BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: denton nc Posts: 13,441	boy some one dragged this oine out of the celler for sure.. leroy moteroil aint been on here for a long time -year or more- zooker __________________ the godfather.. aml in remission since 7-20-09

07-05-07, 12:25 AM	#7
Bamabasskicker BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Aroney, Alabama Posts: 6	Lay Lake is a great lake to fish. Try positioning your boat at an angle to the bed you are casting toward and avoid straight to bank casts, this will keep you in th strike zone longer. Look for breaks in the grass beds, either gaps or inset areas where the grass is closer to the bank in a long bed that has grass running basically in a paralllel line to the bank. Target those areas, use roll casts to lessen splash on entry. Like so many others have said use buzzbaits. My best color on Lay has always been white ( often with some red on it ) regardless of the water clarity. I have also had good luck with Storm swimbaits run 3-4 in. below the surface on the breaks just outside the grass on that lake. __________________ Time is a precious gift, use it wisely.

06-30-07, 08:52 PM	#1
JoeBass BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 26	ive had some luck throwin sizmic toads and swimming them just under the water.

07-01-07, 01:21 PM	#2
basschamp4 BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: avon, indiana Posts: 153	will someone post a picture of a jitterbug so i can see it

07-01-07, 11:04 PM	#3
leroy BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Birmingham, AL Posts: 212

07-01-07, 11:37 PM	#4
basschamp4 BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: avon, indiana Posts: 153	thank you never seen one before

07-03-07, 09:04 AM	#6
leroy BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Birmingham, AL Posts: 212	Oh... ...well damn.

07-05-07, 09:08 AM	#8
Stick-em BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Central VA Posts: 138	As many will suggest, there are many lures to do the trick and based on the particular water fished, it's a crap shoot until you find what they want based on conditions on top and in the water. Yesterday, fished a private lake [4 acres] that gets fished rather often for lgmouth and usually they bite a Lucky craft 101 ghost and have for years. Not yesterday, couldn't buy a bite on one when trying it. They did love the Booyahh 3/4 oz. white spinner bait/white trailer with one brass willow leaf and one silver willow leaf. Blue senko was fair but the bigger bass I caught on a spinner bait at 6:30 - 9 AM ESDT in VA. The Jitterbug is awesome at night and have caught countless bass on it over any soft and hard plastic lures that I presently own for top water. I just went to the Wave site to order tiki's and I wouldn't purchase anything from a site that asks for personal private info withOUT a secure encrypted page starting on page 1 of 3 would you? Is there a dealer near Richmond, VA? I want to try some of these.

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