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I have Berkely's 8lb fireline crystal and a 6' 6" ugly stick classic with a Pflueger Supreme 8035MG spinning reel and i will be mainly fishing for largemouth bass and trout.
Well there are countless ways to set up those things. It all just depends on what type of fish, and in what conditions you are fishing. The best I can suggest is to look up the names of different rigs, and how to set them up, you can then cross ref those rigs with what type of fish youa re fishing for. (use google for the cross ref).
Use http://www.anglersresource.org/rigsetup.html for a list of good rigs and how to set them up, and go from there.
I hope this helps
Joseph
I want to fish for bass, rainbow trout, pickerel,and orther common freshwater fish. I already have an Ugly Stik fishing rod. I want to know what lures, swivels, weights, etc.
Thanks
You need some pliers, scissors, scale and/or tape measurer, an extra spool of line, all that stuff.
You need some size 6 hooks, size 4 hooks, and maybe even some size 8's. I prefer the bait holder type. Aberdeen works too.
For lures i would go for 1/4 oz. beetle spins, Rapala Original Floating Minnows, and maybe some Strike King Mini Spinnerbaits.
Split shots mostly, with a few different 1/16 oz. sliding weights, bobbers, a few packs of barrel swivels.
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The stainless steel rings that attach the lure to the hooks and the snap swivel of the main line are welded solid for extra strength. Last season I used the SP5 Viper on a 3x3 just outside of Moriches inlet in 45 to 75 feet of water and was rewarded