FD.
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They are great for flipping in heavy cover t-rig with a pegged weight or carolina rigged dragging over humps and points.
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If LSU wins that gives UF a shot... Go Tigers!
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Welcome Aboard!
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Welcome Aboard!
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Welcome Aboard!
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The wife and I just decided to do all our shopping in the future from Sears when we can. If Sears is going to do their part, I going to try to help them.
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I've used google earth just to see where you guys are and where the pro's are fishing.
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This guy made me move and I was in a 21' stratos... Just remember, home field advantage is real when it's you vs wallygator.
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A bait similar to a Booyah Boogie Bait. I have one tied on at all times with a black/blue skirt. You can pitch it, flip it, burn it, crank it, slow roll, hop it. And they catch big fish.
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Time to dust off the flippin stick and get deep into the grass.
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Oh no, I'm gonna be
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He could never win, he does not lie or cheat well enough.. ;D
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I thought it was horrible and I like Patti Labelle. The country music singer last night was awesome.
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Mike - to answer your question. go with the 7 footer. It will serve your needs for multiple presentations. Most of the time around here, the flippin bite is the only bite, and it is in the heaviest of grasses. I have a 7-6 heavy and a 7 mh I use for both flippin and pitching. The extra 6 inches is nice but after 4 hours of flipping and with both forearms burning, the 7 footer is the way I wind up finishing tournaments. I don't think I have never lost a fish because of the shorter rod.
