1. tylergagefreeman
  2. tylergagefreeman

    Details: Largemouth Bass

    rapla

  3. tylergagefreeman

    Details: Largemouth Bass

    this is the pic for the 6 pounder that i caught off that 12 inch worm

  4. tylergagefreeman
    - Alabama River

    Details: Largemouth Bass

    ive been hunting this fish for a long time i went out this morning and he broke my line the i hooked him again and adjusted my drag and brought him in he was about ...more 6 pounds i used a 12 inch purple rubber worm

  5. tylergagefreeman

    got 2 new lures

    1. tylergagefreeman 0
      yes I'm going to try them sometime this week
    2. dalton craig 0
      lunkerhunt lunker frog?
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  6. tylergagefreeman
    - Alabama River
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    1. eastonsutley 0
      12# seaguar red label fluorocarbon
    2. Calvin Fease 0
      Run. It absorbs the shock of those hard dashes that would otherwise break even the strongest line.
    3. Calvin Fease 0
      Using lighter baits in sparse cover situations. Because of that, I'll generally use 6# fluorocarbon with the drag set low. If there's not much cover, set ...more your drag low so that the fish has a chance to
    4. Calvin Fease 0
      trees, docks, weeds and Zebra Mussels. As a result, I normally stick with 15# fluorocarbon on my casting gear. When using baits over 3oz, I'll bump it up to ...more 20#. However, when I use spinning gear, I'm
    5. Calvin Fease 0
      It all depends on what rod/reel/tackle you're using. I'm personally a light line fisherman, so I'll use the lightest line I can get away with. I normally ...more fish in lakes with lots of abrasive cover like
    6. tylergagefreeman 0
      aight. precaite. it
    7. tshep 0
      Can't go wrong with 15lb braided line
    8. King_Fisher 0
      It all depends what the rod specks are and also what types of bait/lures your using but 15 to 20 is a good place to start.
    9. dragscreamer 0
      14 lb flourocarbon
    10. kenny kenny 0
      I've tried tons of different braids, and my favorite for all around bass fishing is 20lb tuff line.
    11. michael michael 0
      Good
    12. michael michael 0
      Also some braided line will bird nest on you I haven't had that food of luck with spider wire I use power pro 10 pound test it's equivalent to 2 pound test ...more diameter and should cast really far for you.
    13. tylergagefreeman 0
      it will. hold 12 pound
    14. Chuck LaBruna 0
      Better question: what line weight is your rod and reel rated for? You don't wanna put 20lb mono on a reel whose highest rating is for 10lb, likewise for the ...more rod.
    15. tylergagefreeman 0
      Ok thanks
    16. jstruve 0
      20 braid is similar size to 8 lb mono
    17. tylergagefreeman 0
      Will it cast far
    18. jstruve 0
      I like 20 lb braid thin and super strong I prefer spider wire.
    19. tylergagefreeman 0
      I fish in a over stocked. pond and the bass are huge and I hooked a really big one and it broke my line at the bank and it pissed. me off lol
    20. DontDropTheBass 0
      What's a 'big fish' in your fishing spot(s)? It all comes down to preference. I personally use 10 test mono. Good fishin'!
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  8. tylergagefreeman

    Details: Largemouth Bass

    caught this big one on a chatter bait

  9. tylergagefreeman

    caught this big large mouth on a chatter bait and I hooked a bigger one than this but it broke my line

  10. tylergagefreeman
    - Alabama River

    Details: Largemouth Bass

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