Any suggestions on how to start a well stocked tackle box full of bass lures. I would like to get more serious going after largemouth bass. Stocking a tackle box with plastics, crankbait, spoons, jigs, spinners, and top-water bait is overwelming considering the different sizes, weights and colors. I have a tacklebox full of lures from years of mostly fishing for trout, some smallmouth bass and whatever else I could get on my line. Cabela's has the bucket of plastics and other large kits that are a little pricey but may be a good deal considering the alternative. Do these kits hare a good selection. Is it worth going with these kits or should I start a collection at $3-$5 a piece. Please help. Where do I start?
Find out what's hot locally. Zoom is a good brand.<br /><br />Here's a tip - Spike-it - it's a dye you can dip your tails in - that way you only have to buy solid colors. Works instantly - good stuff but stinky - don't spill it on your clothes or carpet. I mostly use chartreuse garlic flavor.
