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I use green because it looks cooler on my reels, That is the only reason

that's nothing, I've got a curado 201e on a daiwa rod -gk

sr-20dets suck i'll send you my adress and just send it to my I'll properly dispose of that monster motor -gk

i shoot chickens out of cannons at airplane windshields/ machinist/ farm land owner -gk

I love my chronarch/veritas combo -gk

the triumph is a little heavier than a advertised, a medium feels more like a mix between a M/MH -gk

I wish zoom would produce motor oil, no chartreuse tail, just straight motor oil. -gk

Not a fan, but that goes for 95% of everything with tons of cheese on it. -gk

4" and 6" renegade worms. plus the smell is pretty nice. -gk

same thing as last year, and the year before. The jig. -gk

at&t and samsung phones, enough said. -gk

honestly, I really stopped watching that show on a regular basis when every other word out of his mouth became "US reel supercaster". -gk

When I first saw the box, I was pretty shocked too, I picked up a thug, a dt6, a flat rap, and some giant popper that looked like it had been in some warehouse for a while. -gk

I got a 6 pack of 2/0 EWG worm hooks, and a sticker. -gk

*facepalm -gk

I know what you mean by the shark week thing, I have had bass hit them and jump about 8 inches out of the water, but big bass just slurp them down. by the way, caught my first 20+" bass on a rebel pop-r. -gk

H2O express cranks are pretty cool. -gk

I would go with a more moderate rod and mono. -gk

pretty cool, I have no idea how they would do that, but still pretty neat. -gk

@ retiredbosn, do you mean extruded or forged? @21 farms, you are absolutely right, there is no way to extrude a frame for a fishing reel. -gk

Tie on a spinnerbait or crankbait and find the weelines in about 3-5 feet of water, there is almost always bass there -gk

I consider ponds my specilty, so lets begin. First what you want to look for is weedlines. Since there is'nt a real wide variety of cover/structure weedlines are going to be what to look for. Next comes lure selection for finding the weedlines- I find spinnerbaits to be good for finding deeper weedlines about 6-10 feet. Crankbaits are my ideal choice for finding shallower weedlines in 0-5 fow. After you have found the weedlines- pick apart every inch you can, I mean EVERY inch. the top edge is usually the money spot. find the edge and go about 2-3 inches behind and... money in the bank. I prefer extremely slow falling lures for this. My favorite is a weightless or really light (1/32-1/16) trickworms, but I would also recommend senkos or any slow moving horizantal falling plastics. If you do have any hard cover that is fishable from the bank, I would recommend a jig, because it has some weight, so you can feel it fall and make contact with what ever is doen there. Also, I see where a lot of people are like "down size, small water small lures". Those same guys are the ones always wondering why nothing but bluegills peck at there baits. The only case I would say this is true, is jigs. I prefer finnesse jigs 1/4,5/16, and 7/16 are the most used sizes. Also don't be affraid to use jerkbaits, in fact I have'nt really told anybody that secret until now. I hope I was of some use, if this makes no sense, I tiped it at like 3 in the morning. Any questions or comments, just let me know. -gk

$0.00 Paintball killed all fishing funds, but I did pick up an 07 vicious ego, an 08 etek with star frame, and a rotor. -gk

Just finished, lets see what I get -gk

X2, my Dad has been into this for a while, I kind of tinker with it on the side with him, and some of this stuff is ridiculous. -gk