If your fishing more sparse weeds like thin grass, you want to bring the worm right through it and cast around the outer edges of the weed lines
I use the budget-friendly Venterior VT Portable Fish Finder
Use natural, clear colors when the sun is bright and the water looks clean for better results
Details: Lightweight polycarbonate/ABS outer shell MIPS system reduces rotational forces on the brain in certain accident scenarios 3 shell sizes for high wearing comfort and optimal fit Integrated, removable scratch-resistant visor with NutraFog Anti-Fog & UV protection Velocity Flow ventilation system for maximum cooling 2-stage adjustable visor with ventilation openings Removable, washable anti-bacterial interior padding Padded chinstrap with D-ring closure Ventilated mouthpiece MIPS system An innovative, patented, multi-directional impact protection system, the outer and inner shell can rotate in case of an impact with each other, thus absorb the force of a side impact and thus counteract the rotational force

Bass Live bait: Minnows and crayfish (natural appeal) Artificial lures: Soft plastic worms and lipless crankbaits (effective in murky or structured waters) Trout Live bait: Worms, larvae, and fly lures (mimic natural insect prey) Other effective options: Dough baits and spinners (useful in lakes and rivers) Panfish (e.g., bluegill, crappie) Live bait: Small worms and minnows Artificial lures: Simple jigs (yield excellent results) Beginners can start with versatile options like live worms or artificial lures designed to attract multiple species
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