Dwight Hottle

Welcome to BR.

Your starting to spend too much time with the sheep. LOL.

Welcome to BR. Take a look at the Kistler Z bones. They run from 3.4 oz to 3.8 oz in a production casting rod. Not an inshore rod per say but would be more than adequate. Two weight through five weight rods. They are on sale direct from kistler's web site use code JAN15OFF

I use it for leader material with braid for lake erie smallies. Good abrasion resistance with limited stretch.

Looks great. Welcome to BR.

I would not feel so lucky that it is not broken. There is a real good chance your rod has hidden damage based on the condition of the shipping tube. If it does it will break early on while being fished.

They are not overkill when you are hooked & a flopping bass is going crazy while hooked to you. Just ask my buddy John.

My sincere condolences Andy. I hope you can find peace moving forward for you and your family.

That's a no brainer. Buy the calais & then have it serviced by DVT.

Thanks for saying that.

Welcome to BR.

Is that a smile on your face?

I like the Nittany lion decal.

I didn't do much fishing in 2016 due to illness. Here is my most recent best day December 2014. Cold front bassin at its best.

Welcome to BR.

Good to have you abroad Jeff.

Welcome to BR Travis.

Welcome to BR Jason. I spent a couple of years in Oregon myself back in the 70's.

That's a really healthy lunch time bass Mike. Looks like its pushing 9lbs for certain.

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Welcome aboard Justin.

Losing both your parents at the same time is devastating. My sincere condolences to you and your family.

Get it wet.