Mossehuner...Warden Rooster Tails are my go to secret bass lure as well.i LOVE that lure..I use 3/8 ounce white.
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Every friendly local bass tounry I won..about 4 have been with the white Rooster..it's awesome..

Every year the Rooster Tail goes up in price..I'm stocked for a life time...I've boated many 6lbers on them..Here's a 2 pounder..

I use white powerbait alot that. i have caught quite a few on dry fly's but that was in Montana fishing for native cuts.

3" white glow tube!

Me and my dad always use spikes and wax worms also.

I liked those worms you sent me Chuck and I will be using them again in this years tourney as well. Not bad for some one who had stated those rubber things wouldn't work..

Most bait shops carry yellow or limegreengarlic marshmellows. Not for human consumption but work well on alot of trout. The best way to fish them is with a pickeral rig (you guys might call them crappie rigs) and bait each hook with a worm and garlic marshmellow. The nice thing with those is the sinker is a good 2 feet away from the hooks which allows the marshmellow to come up off the bottom where the trout can see it. Ill usually bait with half a worm on each hook and top em with a marshmellow.

sweet, I use a yellow bodied one with a bronze blade, with red tail feathers. They can be hard to fish until you get used to them , but they work really good. I troll them behind the electric motor for rainbows, seems to work in every lake. Flatfish work good for those sufacing rainbows too, if flyfishings not you thing

u can try powerbait

i also use meal worm and wax worms and if there are carp i use corn