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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 302680" data-attributes="member: 324">I suppose it depends upon where you like to fish, and what time of day.I don't have a boat (hangs head in shame) but love to fish.&nbsp; I spend most of my time on the Missouri River in the Bismarck area, and the Garrison Dam tailrace.&nbsp; I too have a &quot;new&quot; 5th wheel camper.&nbsp; Am going to the tailrace this Wednesday for two nights.&nbsp; If I fish, I'll bring my standard kit.I mostly fish nights though.Gotta have a headlight, plenty of shallow cranks (various colors, husky jerks, original floaters, shallow shad-raps, shadow rap shaps - shallow), and jigs and plastics.&nbsp; I avoid messing with live bait, because well, it dies.&nbsp; I use 6.5' spinning gear with 8 or 10 lb Power Pro.&nbsp; I carry about 24 cranks in a Simms sling-type pack.&nbsp; Need bugspray, and I usually bring a jacket, as it gets colder than one would think, by the water, after dark.&nbsp; If I had to pick one color plastic, it'd be white/silver.&nbsp; If I had to pick four color cranks, they'd be:&nbsp; chartreuse/silver, black/silver, blue/silver, and firetiger or hot steel (pretty nearly interchangeable in my opinion).If I had to pick one style of crank, it's going to be a #11 original floater by Rapala.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 302680, member: 324"] I suppose it depends upon where you like to fish, and what time of day. I don't have a boat (hangs head in shame) but love to fish. I spend most of my time on the Missouri River in the Bismarck area, and the Garrison Dam tailrace. I too have a "new" 5th wheel camper. Am going to the tailrace this Wednesday for two nights. If I fish, I'll bring my standard kit. I mostly fish nights though. Gotta have a headlight, plenty of shallow cranks (various colors, husky jerks, original floaters, shallow shad-raps, shadow rap shaps - shallow), and jigs and plastics. I avoid messing with live bait, because well, it dies. I use 6.5' spinning gear with 8 or 10 lb Power Pro. I carry about 24 cranks in a Simms sling-type pack. Need bugspray, and I usually bring a jacket, as it gets colder than one would think, by the water, after dark. If I had to pick one color plastic, it'd be white/silver. If I had to pick four color cranks, they'd be: chartreuse/silver, black/silver, blue/silver, and firetiger or hot steel (pretty nearly interchangeable in my opinion). If I had to pick one style of crank, it's going to be a #11 original floater by Rapala. [/QUOTE]

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