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I usually pick up Gulp! (Crawfish flavor) for bass in a plastic squirt bottle. I will usually spray my lures (top water, spinner-bait, crank bait) every 5-10 casts. It usually helps with the hold time when a fish first strikes the lure giving you a bit more time to set the hook.

I usually kill and dispose of any gobies, however, i did read that gobies have helped reduce the zebra muscle population. Regardless, foreign invasive species are not good for any of our lakes and rivers.

I just got back from the cottage on the river this pass weekend. I was able to get out a couple of times for some LM. Although, they are not trophy fish and I did successfully catch and release each one, they were a blast catching. Three of the four fish were caught in a small bay off one of...

Gotta love top water hits from Largemouth Bass. Nice catch!

I've fished Senko plastic worms for bass around some heavy cover. I usually Texas Rig the worm to reduce snags. I don't know what it is with them, but they have a tendency to trigger strikes from lunkers. I would definitely give them a try and try fishing them with some different techniques...

When I originally read the article a couple of years ago (ill see if I can find it again) I was new to fishing and I guess a little naive. I guess I figured the nicotine transfer from fingers to lure doesn't stop the fish from hitting the lure, but the hold time is reduced. Its probably all in...

I'd pick up a Lipless Crank and Chugger/Popper as well. Both are easy to fish. http://www.basspro.com/Arbogast-Hula-Popper-5/8-oz-Frog/product/15534/ http://www.basspro.com/Rapala-Skitter-Pop-Shad-1/4-oz/product/15519/...

Just interested on getting some other peoples opinions. I am a smoker, and I've read that handling your lures between casts, etc. can actually hinder the hold time when a fish hits. I've been a little paranoid since I read the article a couple years back, so I've been using GULP spray (flavor...