Jake.

I am thinking about buying a fly rod after the fun I had today with one. Which wt. would be best all around for mostly bluegill, the occasional trout, and the occasional river smallie?

That game made my day. I wish I would have started Ronnie Brown on my fantasy team, but who could have seen that coming? Joey Porter backed up his big mouth big time.

Awesome Tin! 34 degrees in September? geez....

I'm not going to let a bunch of meteorologists who can't even predict the weather correctly tell me when I should go fishing or not.

Whatever you do, don't put a 5" green pumpkin Zoom Lizard on it. :-X

Lake Hickory. Rhodhiss Lake is near as well.

That's the perfect situation for a Lucky Craft Pointer.

TT reviewed it: http://www.tackletour.com/reviewdaiwapeanut.html

Yes!!!

How can a rock be living?

If you feel like driving a few miles, K & J Bait and Tackle here in NC has them for $169.99. ;D

One question: Why?

Awesome! They got what they deserved.

Crankbait rods have slower actions than your average rod. They tpically have a moderate or moderate-fast action while your average rod has a fast or extra-fast action.

One of the worst lines ever created.

5/16 oz Eakins Jig (black and blue)

Lucky Craft RC 1.5, or 2.5 If you are going after bigger fish. Bandit Footloose, A classic that catches alot of fish, but make sure to change the hooks on the older models. Lucky Craft Flat Mini SR, A killer bait that doesn't get the recognition it deserves. Zoom Sweet P: Awesome lure.

Sure does! > > >

No, the ones I catch are usually wearing mascara. :

Great job. Bluegill baits work awesome in ponds.

I've got a few LV-100s... great lures.

Hey man listen to what Muddy's telling you if you want a good rod and don't worry about changing to flouro . The lines not your problem. Flouro will give you better sensitivity than mono, especially in windy conditions.

Jamey Johnson- In Color

LM- 1/4 oz. Cavitron Buzzbait SM- 3.5" Gitzit Tube

Lucky Craft RC 1.5 or 2.5