James32962

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@aarchdale, Ross told me Table Rock, Blame him.... It works though....

here are a couple of Table rock Bass that fell for them:

I also Paint my own lures, My advice would be start by " word of mouth", sell them to friends and make sure they send pictures of the fish they catch with them. Personal testominials are a great way to get your lures out there. I started because certain colors were not available. Just by that, I could not keep up with orders last year. Good Luck and you do great work. These are some of my Warts:

OH Yeah!!!

I have tried many and have owned many different spinning reels over the last 35 years. I am really impressed with the Okuma's. Wal mart sells them for around $30.. In my experience, it has been the most bang for my buck.. Absolute Love them....

I troll and cast them.. Alot of the guys I work with buy some from time to time and they have caught fish at Table Rock, Pomme, and Stockton along with Lake Springfield ( 6 lb largemouth ).

It is a Bandit copy. It runs like a cross between a 200 and 300. same body as both but thicker bill. I bought some blanks and started painting..Don't know why, but it really works...something to do when the weather is bad....

For whatever reason I have been using a hand painted one I did and have been catching anything from small mouths, K'S, Crappie on them.

ROLL TIDE!!!!!!! I am from bama also..I have been catching Crappie and some small spots in January.. Nothing big..Rather be back home fishing Big G

I have fished for crappie from Alabama, Georgia and Missouri. The combo I use is inexpensive but works great. I have used it for trout, crappie and other spieces. What I use is this. Okuma advenger 30 ( sold at wlamart for $30) I put it on a 7' 6" Bass pro microlight graphite rod.. APX $40. I also use the Bass Pro camo line in four pound test. This has worked well for me.. I have caught numerous crappie over two pounds with no issues ( mostly in Alabama). I like the Okuma. It has been the best real I have owned..Just my opinion..I have only been fishing for 35 years or so... The more expensive rod and reel combos may "feel" better but hte way I see it, a Chevy truck works as well as an escalade,

James Myrick Neely Henry Lake, Al 3-18-2009 2LB 9 OZ

James Myrick and Jeff Manci Table Rock Lake April 8, 2012

Went to Table Rock on Sunday. Fished 10 to 15 FOW and found them suspended 4 to 6 foot deep. Used Minnows and Jigs. Kept 27 with just a few shorts. Caught some Spotted bass, a catfish and a small mouth... All were hitting aggressive and were suspended close to wood. Used Pink/Chart jigs on a Pink head.

I use two colors with my jigs..Pink and Red. I use pink in darker water or overcast conditions and Pink when the sun comes out. It just has always worked for me.. I am from the South and fishing in Alabama and Georgia, It's all I used. Since I have been here I fished mostly Table Rock and use the Pink more than anything. I have caught numerous crappie but I am kinda spoiled ( being from the South ) and have caught bigger crappie there. My favorite grub colors on "the rock" are white/pearl sliders and Acid rain triple tails....