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same as saltwater with the addition of fly rods and bream busters.

6'6 Ugly shick with a walmart reel with a Sweet Potato Pie Tiki Worm on the end,best worm Ive ever used.
othing beats a ultralight with a size 8 circle and some bread though

Back when I used to fish freshwater, a Zebco 33 on a Berkely Lightning rod was hard to beat! Some 8 pound Trilene XL and a hula popper, a few "Mister Twister" worms and beetle spins, maybe a 4 inch Rapala and a Rattletrap for good measure, and I was set for bass fishing!

I also had a Pflueger and a Shimano baitcaster on Ugly Stik rods with 10lb Trilene XT that worked well for bass in heavy cover or for snook off the beach.

Cane pole, crickets and red wigglers for bluegill and shellcrackers, and live minnows or beetle spins for specks (crappie).

i'll tell ya what the 9 mile canal has some big mudd fish in there. me and dad were fishin there one time and i caught a mudd fish that was like 18 pounds

shakespeare rod and shimano reel from walmart, i try not to buy expensive rods cuz i tend to break them some how, so every few months ill just buy one and rig it up with some 10-12 lb test usually berkley sometimes stren or try different stuff

6'6" BassProShop MH spinning rod
Penn slammer 360
20# PP with uni-uni knot to 20# floro leader(rip'em out the bushes)
All kinds of arti's
My personal bass fovorite is a Watermelon Super fluke with internal weight on a 5/0 wide gap bleeding worm hook.
O'yah. I almost forgot... I tie most of my arti's on with a loop knot.

lews speed spools. old school

Cast net,snatch hooks,gigs.

Skunk Ape wrote:Cast net,snatch hooks,gigs.

You forgot T-N-T.

Ugly stick-pro lite series. Abu bait caster/shakespear spinner. Culprit black and silver. I can catch them bass when no one else seems to be able to with it, a buried hook and 1/8 ounce or less bullet weight. I even catch well on the slow summer days.

6'6 ulgy stick with a pro qualifier wide spool spinnig reel and 12lb mono

Cane pole, some mono someone left at the pier, an old wine cork and paper clip I sharpened on a rock.