BradMc76

I'll do that one tomorrow. I have a couple of smaller spoons, and a couple of good sized ones. 5 of diamonds (red on yellow) and 2 Red and White stripe daredevil. But...... Caught that today with a 2" yellow grub. Biggest bass I've caught yet. About a pound.

Wow. A whole lot of info. Well, I'm heading down to Pier 4 again today. I'll see what I can pull up. Planning to use: Yellow Spinner that I fear may be too big. Gulp Alive! plastic bait Grub, 3" And....whatever else I can use. I'll update later.

I use the Rapala ones from Canadian Tire. $20 and they've lasted me about 3 years so far.

These things are going nuts around here. I'm at Lake Ontario, and pulled this beast out today. May not be much, overall, but the biggest I've seen.

Hi, I'm Brad, and I'm an avid fisherman. Although I have no idea what I'm doing! I'd love to focus on Bass, Muskie, Pike. I don't even know what kind of fish is in this pic!

Hey folks! You guys have (unknowingly) helped me out with a few spots around when looking for fishing spots. But, now I'm going to come right out and get straight to the point. I live in Hamilton, with no boat. I have a car, though. But, the question I have is this: Where is good Bass fishing in Hamilton? Pier 4? Bayfront Park? And, what is good to use? I'm kind of a self-taught fisherman, and I use simple stuff (worms, small hook, bobber!!) But I have been trying spinners, spoons, jigs and I haven't caught a thing. I have no real idea how to use these. But, really, the only thing I've caught is goby, goby, goby!! I have hit a couple of Rock Bass, Smallmouth (I think) and a nice carp on the Grand River. But I am looking for more! I really want to catch a NICE bass. Or a Muskie. Or even a Pike. SOMETHING that is bigger than my hand. So, any tips on hot spots? How to use lures? Sizes?