The Outdoor Gear We Recommend
We may have a little bit of a hoarding problem. Good gear need not be expensive, but it has to improve the experience in some way. Whether it’s the right rod, a certain bait, or the world’s best rainsuit, we’ll give unfiltered opinions on what we use and why we use it.
Off the Wall Megabass Jerkbait Colors
Generally, the pros I’ve spoken to break Megabass jerkbait colors down into three categories: translucent, matte and metallic, but if you look through the Megabass USA catalog, there are some outliers. If you want to stand out from the crowd consider some of these shades.
Ode to An Ozarks Staple: Table Rock Shad Jerkbaits
Discover the best Table Rock Shad jerkbaits for Ozarks-style bass fishing — even if you chase bass with ripbaits elsewhere. See top models, colors, and Tackle Warehouse links to boost your jerkbait game.
Hanna’s Tackle Warehouse Choices for El Salto in June
Normally I have Pete purchase all of our lures. I buy the groceries, he buys the tackle, those are our jobs. This time I wanted to make sure I had exactly what I wanted for our upcoming trip to Anglers Inn Lake El Salto, so I fired up my (our?) credit card and made my first Tackle Warehouse order.
Randy Blaukat’s Megabass Vision 110 Starter Set
If you’re ready to invest in a few Megabass Vision 110 jerkbaits, choose your colors wisely. Veteran Missouri pro Randy Blaukat shares his thoughts on how to get a full range for varied conditions without breaking the bank.
My Megabass Vision 110 Confidence Colors
The Megabass Vision 110 was the first lure I purchased that cost over $20, and it was worth every penny. That GP Pro Blue model lasted a long time, through multiple treble hook changes, before I eventually cast it into a rock and broke off the bill. Like many JDM lures, they come in a wide array of premium paint jobs. Here are 5 of my confidence colors.

