detroit1

18.95? thats a BIG reel!

If it aint a Chevy, Ford is the next best thing. I don't like the camo.. but it looks good on that truck. I hope your black wheels can hide that god-awful ford brake dust.

I remember seeing Tuffy boats advertised in Fishing Facts magazine back in the 70's. Other than that , i have never seen one in person. Since they are glass, i would look them over REAL good for cracks and shoreline rub.

c/b/f Trilene xl.

Revo on a pflueger 7'6" medium (tube) flipping stick and 12# xl, throwing spin and crankbaits, worms, or jigs.

I love that rod. I've had mine for about 8 years now. Mine is moderate also, but it has decent backbone. Like skunked said, use fine wire hooks and jigheads. Good rod for about any bait to a 1/2 oz. I use 8# xl with mine...

Maybe for trolling with cranks, but is better suited for drifting 3-way live-bait rigs for walleyes.

Yes, they do get the athletes. Just don't ask them how to spell student.

I didn't get it either.

That jig is sick. The trebles have a slight temp, but that jig is sick. I want a dozen.

Looks interesting, for the price, i wouldn't care what it does in the water. It would just end up in the "museum".

What, no fried okra or black-eyed peas?

You must have had alot to learn! Just playin Ajay...

Blvd.: you're into clubbin' em in the head? That's funny. Anything to get a date! (just kidding) Hairy legs? Ughh.....

Yessir, that is a killer deal. no doubt. I should be so lucky...

I bought a 1 oz. Hot Spot last month just for this purpose. Casts a mile, sinks fast, lotsa racket, easy to fish deep, good size (about 4"), but only spent about 15 minutes throwing it. So, the jury is still out and i need more time with it, but i think it's going to get me a big ol' bass or pike sometime soon. P.S.- you can hear those rattles 40 yards away for crying out loud! I may have to buy another and silence it, just in case.

Well!

Thats what i learned to bassfish with almost 40 years ago. A size 2 sampo bb swivel and your ready for catchin'.

The 44" pike i caught 2 years ago didn't have teeth longer than 3/4". Home "assembled" spinnerbait on 10# test line....

You forgot step #1....remove old skirt. Step #2: roll band 2 times towards the shorter end. Step #3:skirt will be "stuck" together where band was originally, so you must seperate strands. Step #4: insert hook thru band (long end) and push up to "skirt lock". Step #5: adjust strands equally 360 degrees around band. Step #6: add mojo weight if needed and crimp tightly to hook shank. Step #7: add trailer hook Step #8:add "disc" of plastic or rubber (cut from paper-hole puncher)on main hook to the middle of the bend.

Speak your mind, brother Mike!

12# XL.

The differance is probabally less than 3" per turn, so no, it doesn't matter...

I have caught both a 13" and a 19" lm on a perch colored Super Shad Rap. In Michigan. Try them.....