I have a lazy-dazy  wood fish lure,?
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I can only tell you that they go for about 100 dollars but there value is in the fact that on the end of a fishing pool you will get a fish
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If you're fishing on a flowing stream or river, cast upstream and allow the lure to float down before you start reeling it in. It always seemed to work for me when I did it that way...
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I don't know of any web sites that will send ya free baits, but if you find one let me know. I know where you can get alot of free baits though if that will help you out any. Go to a FLW event or a BASS event and they usually had out free lures. At least at the Flw championship or the Bassmasters Classic.
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Use skein or power-bait with a #12 treble hook on a 6lb fluorocarbon leader with 1/8oz sinker and an indicater(small bober) try varios depths and allow to flow with current.\nSingle eggs or minnows on a snelled egg hook. as above.\nMaggots on a black mini-foo with split shot 2' above and indicator is my favorite.\nCasting spoons also works.\n\nhttp://steelheaduniversity.com/jigs.html
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.....With a fishing pole and bait like nightcrawlers or mealworms.  Try to fish at stocked ponds though, that's cheating!
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Check e-Bay, they do have many fishing items. I sold a fly rod on there myself before.
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I've got three go to baits.\n1. tube bait rigged weedless with no weight(drive 'em nuts)\n2. Jerk bait (red fin, repala)\n3. rattle trap (nuff said.)
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We caught a 31 inch fish last summer with a $6.88 wal-mart fishing pole. Who would have thought!!!! Good luck.
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Um use a type of another fish but a bit smaller
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If you are fishing from the bank of a lake and using a regular rod and real not a fly rod then maybe I can help. I've been fishing the same lake for about 10 years.  There are many good baits out there but the two that work best for me are salmon eggs and power bait. You can get them at any walmart k mart etc. Usually spring and late fall are the best times for trout where I live. But in the summer go as early as you can or close to sun set. Use a 6-10 pound test line I prefer  a gold size 10 eagle claw hook and pinch on a small lead weight about a foot above the hook that way the weight stays on the bottom and your bait will float about 10 inches above, or you can use a slider weight. All this stuff is very inexpensive. Less then 10 bucks. It's best to get a map of the lake bottom so you know where the deep holes are and where cover is. But if you can't just try different places. Just cast as far out as you can tighten up your line a little and wait.  One little trick I use is to throw some little rocks or pebbles as far as I can where I am going to fish.But only do this once in a while. The noise will sometimes attract  fish.  When you get tired of waiting for the fish to hit your bait re-cast every 10 minutes or so in a little different place. If you get bored with bait fishing try a mepps spinner they work really well sometimes. The colder the water the better it seems.
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A big Zara Spook, or a big spinner bait with at least a colorado blade. Big minnows or a small yellow perch would probably do well also.
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I read your question and I can't answer it.  But I wanted you to know that my BEST ANSWER percentage is up to 12% now. Thank you for inspiring me when we last "spoke".\nI'll write again in January.... bye bye.\n\nTWO DAYS LATER... I'm going to venture an answer, even though I never go fishing.   First cut the old line off the reel spool with a razor blade.  30 seconds work.  THEN attach a small eletric motor from an old kitchen mixer, or power drill with a slow speed.  Attach the motor shaft to the reel's winding shaft with a flexible rubber hose to prevent vibration and direct contact.\nStart the motor on a slow speed, occupy yourself with another task while keeping an eye on the finished winding.  VOILA!  you can save the old motor for the next line changing....\nGood luck.
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Start looking for a sponsor and start entering the national tournaments. If you have any free time, I need a fishing guide East of Atlanta ..... LOL
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-Jitterbug at night during warm weather\n\n-hula popper it the moring, anytime of year\n\n-try senko-type lures like the yamasenko or yum dinger and texas rig them...this is by far the best technique i have ever used\n\nhere are a few website you should check out to help you:\n\nhttp://www.insideline.net/2000/price-0708-00.html\nhttp://www.insideline.net/articles/gary-senko.html\n\n\nIf you want to buy some great lures , here are a few of my favorites: yum dinger, yamasenko, hula popper, anything by powerbait and Gulp, bass stopper magnum, anything by poorboys\n\nIf you want to buy a good rod, try a 6 to 7 foot ugly stik by shakespeare\n\nif you want great line, try Cajun line by Shakespeare or spiderwire (between 8 & 12 lbs would be best)...fire line isnt too bad either\n\nThe best hooks to use are Gamakatsu Offset shank worm EWG size 3/0\n\nhoes this help! best of luck!
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ummm try a fishing shop
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try a fishing outfitter like fishermans or maybe something like G I Joes