Nice gear! I see buzzbaits, crappie jigs, spoons, frogs, cranks, chatterbait, inline spinners, swimjigs, senkos, shakyhead worms. and a jerkbait and whopper plopper?
i assume you’re going for bass, trout, and crappie? Or just general gamefish freshwater species.
For bass, get a trailer for that swim jig. A paddletail is the most common, green pumpkin to match (if you want to match). These trailers can also be used for thr buzzbait, chatterbait, and other lures.
I don’t see many sinkers. Texas rig sinkers, egg sinkers, and shakyhead jig heads so you can actually use the worms.
I see one hook embedded into a worm, remove it so it won’t get rusty from the liquids in the worm. Some more offset worm hooks, wide gap worm hooks, and finesse mosquito hooks.
Maybe a spinnerbait if you don’t already have one, white, green or black.
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Nice gear! I see buzzbaits, crappie jigs, spoons, frogs, cranks, chatterbait, inline spinners, swimjigs, senkos, shakyhead worms. and a jerkbait and whopper plopper?
i assume you’re going for bass, trout, and crappie? Or just general gamefish freshwater species.
For bass, get a trailer for that swim jig. A paddletail is the most common, green pumpkin to match (if you want to match). These trailers can also be used for thr buzzbait, chatterbait, and other lures.
I don’t see many sinkers. Texas rig sinkers, egg sinkers, and shakyhead jig heads so you can actually use the worms.
I see one hook embedded into a worm, remove it so it won’t get rusty from the liquids in the worm. Some more offset worm hooks, wide gap worm hooks, and finesse mosquito hooks.
Maybe a spinnerbait if you don’t already have one, white, green or black.
Tight lines!