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#17936 - 08-03-2010 02:47 PM Italian bass
The sponzo® Member Registered: 08-03-2010 Posts: 32 Loc: Italy	Hello everyone, I'm Italian and I'm new in this forum ... My name is Flavio and I love catching the bass!!! I practice 100% cath and release Unfortunately our bass are not as big as yours ... I love fishing with big baits, sometimes something good comes out ... I show you some pictures ... Sorry for my bad English ... Bye Flavio Edited by The sponzo® (08-03-2010 02:49 PM) _________________________
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#17937 - 08-03-2010 03:17 PM Re: Italian bass [Re: The sponzo®]
bassinwg6 Bassin' USA Moderator Member Registered: 09-03-2007 Posts: 497 Loc: Suffolk County, NY	Flavio welcome to the boards. Those are some great pics and thanks for sharing. And your english is very good. Look forward to hearing about bass fishing over in Italy. Wendy
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#17939 - 08-03-2010 04:00 PM Re: Italian bass [Re: bassinwg6]
swimbait101 Member Registered: 02-28-2008 Posts: 383 Loc: California	nice bass and welcome. what kind of baits do u mean by "big" in italy?
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#17941 - 08-03-2010 11:46 PM Re: Italian bass [Re: swimbait101]
Fire Ball Member Registered: 09-12-2009 Posts: 332 Loc: Santa Clarita, CA	Welcome to the site. Those are some pretty good bass.
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#17942 - 08-04-2010 08:25 AM Re: Italian bass [Re: Fire Ball]
Lunker Dave Member Registered: 07-10-2001 Posts: 60 Loc: Manorville, NY	Welcome to the site. I like the rodholder attached to the float tube in the first picture.
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#17944 - 08-04-2010 12:43 PM Re: Italian bass [Re: bassinwg6]
The sponzo® Member Registered: 08-03-2010 Posts: 32 Loc: Italy	Originally Posted By: bassinwg6 Flavio welcome to the boards. Those are some great pics and thanks for sharing. And your english is very good. Look forward to hearing about bass fishing over in Italy. Wendy Thanks Wendy, I will write soon something about bass fishing in Italy as soon as my English is better ... F _________________________
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#17945 - 08-04-2010 01:11 PM Re: Italian bass [Re: swimbait101]
The sponzo® Member Registered: 08-03-2010 Posts: 32 Loc: Italy	Originally Posted By: swimbait101 nice bass and welcome. what kind of baits do u mean by "big" in italy? Whereas in Italy when a fish reaches 6 / 7 pounds is already a big big fish I personally do not go beyond the 8-inch swimbait with .. Often use the Platinum Series Castaic, rock hard, Catch22 ... And the deps silent killer, great bait! The river2sea Kong 168 ... And much more .. Use spinnerbait from 3 / 4 with voluminous trailer, 6 inch jerkbait, jigs from 3/8, 1/2 with large salamanders or voluminous creatures .. 1 oz cranck bait... Lately I'm also using the imakatzu javallon between algae, absolutely lethal but are too fragile .. I have to clone:) _________________________
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#17946 - 08-04-2010 01:12 PM Re: Italian bass [Re: Fire Ball]
The sponzo® Member Registered: 08-03-2010 Posts: 32 Loc: Italy	Originally Posted By: Fire Ball Welcome to the site. Those are some pretty good bass. Many thanks... _________________________
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#17947 - 08-04-2010 01:19 PM Re: Italian bass [Re: Lunker Dave]
The sponzo® Member Registered: 08-03-2010 Posts: 32 Loc: Italy	Originally Posted By: Lunker Dave Welcome to the site. I like the rodholder attached to the float tube in the first picture. I personally built with hydraulic material... Spending maybe $ 25...assembled with rivets.. Very lightweight and durable and easily applicable to the float tube... When fishing with 4/5 rods becomes essential.. If you want I send you some more detailed photos... F _________________________
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#17948 - 08-04-2010 02:39 PM Re: Italian bass [Re: The sponzo®]
Ron Lehman Member Registered: 09-05-2008 Posts: 121 Loc: Southern California	Welcome to the site. Nice pics as well. We would welcome more pictures of your float tube set-up! Great to see the Castaic lures made it to Italy. _________________________ Ron Lehman ronlehman909@aol.com
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