OT: BassPro Shops

I got it a while ago. But there isn't a BP anywhere near me so I trashed it

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You are supposed to fill in the order form and mail it in, and then a few weeks later they mail you your stuff.

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I remember the 90s

I used to order crap from magazines and commercials all the time as a kid.

If you didn't subscribe to Zoobooks as a kid you were a frickin loser

That basspro forgot to fricking send me this year.

Rig....during the Cub Scout deal this last weekend he boys were doing their own thing so I slipped down to the lake to do some fishing...it was around 6:30 pm and I was in a cove on Lake MURRAY (similar in size to Lanier).

I'm a beginner at fishing - trying to relearn shite I knew as a kid. Anyway, there was definitely action all up and down the cove because you could see the water splashing around. I'm light by the way of gear though so I got one smallish bass on a plastic worm - which was my only action and i was as surprised as the fish when he hit it. I was thinking that a top water lure would be ideal just because of the action on the water.

Also - I saw a MONSTER under a log about 4 yards off the bank. I about hit him in the head with everything in my box - if he had a hand he'd have flipped me off.

Suggestions as far as lure/technique for these conditions? I need to gear up.

Live bait.

minnow, grasshopper, hot dog, and a dead bee

All on one hook.

It's called the DeepRig9.

If you're too good for live bait, then an $0.88 cent beetle spin from walmart would probably do for that kind of fishing.

Same lure would cost $19 dollars in the bass pro.

Minnows or redworms work for just about anything but catfish. Chicken livers drug across the bottom for cats.

Use beetle spin to catch a small bream.

Put the bream on hook

catch bass