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....

Thanks for the advice..This is a great site... If ever any of you are in ALabama, I will share spots there..I grew up on Lake Guntersville, Weiss, Neely Henry and Wedowee... Fishing here is a bit different... Reminds me of Lake Lanier in Georgia when I was stationed there....

what color wart? I have some friends that need to catch some fish LOL

I actually make my own using circuit board lips... When we had a big storn in alabama we fished the old bombers in bone and Killed them.. I am going to paint a few in this color and try them on the rock after a rain.....

Ok Guys, I am going fishing this weekend and taking a couple of guys from work who do not fish much..Ya'll have been helpful in the past and maybe you can help again.. We are fishing the Bridgeport/ cape fair area ( haven't decided which yet) I am looking to catch some crappie or walleye.. Pretty much fishing minnows and jigs and seeing what bites.. Last time I fished Bridgeport, we caught some crappie and a gizillion small bass... Any tips are most welcome...

Well Here it goes... Had all intentions to try and catch some walleyes, but the two guys I took wanted to go after crappie... We fished the bridge at Bridgeport and they were huggin the pylons.. Caught 5 keepers and about a gizillion of small bass. We trolled some but got only one short bass.. Looked at my old striper rods and will rig a couple with leadcore.. Thanks so much for all the help..

I am used to lead core line.. I fished Lake Lanier for Stripers and we trolled flatlines, Lead core, Umbrela Rigs amd used down rods.. We casted redfins, sammys spooks , flukes or what ever to get them.. The Profile pic was my best a 26 LB. We usually caught one in the "Teens " every time... We also used balloons and planer boards with live bait.. A little different but I will figure it out in time.. We didn't have Walleye in Albama or Georgia much, mostly sauger... Thanks for all the help, I have a small break from work so Will Post around thurs if we do any good...James

Thanks for all the help, I will post if we do any good...Beats Prison any day!!!

colors for the reef runners..How about in the Cape Fair area???

Thanks for all the help.....

This will be my first fall here and I would love some advice on catching some walleye on TR. I plan on going tues or weds next week. I am taking a novice and it needs to be pretty simple. I would love to have him catch a few..I plan on fishing the dam area just because I "think" there should be some around the rocks..All Advice welcome