jhoffman

With spotlight scan available now, no way id put si at the tm.

Most of the tournaments ive seen won with it were on bridges

Ive put em on a fly

Theres a tube at least in mine, that runs from the lower unit/water pump into the powerhead. I guess technically its not a pickup as its forced flow.

Make sure your shift lever doesnt have to be in a different position, I had one heck of a time getting mine lined back up. Also make sure that pickup tube gets hooked up right.

You just pay the shipping both ways and Ill hook ya up since its such a smaller order.

I do em for ya, send me a pm.

I wouldnt even get into it without an accountant because frankly its a nightmare in my opinion. You want to just have someone tell you what you owe, thats why they went to school because it is nothing but a massive headache.

I could do it for ya, I just hope you dont want like 3 dozen or anything ridiculous cause I just dont have that time. I do however have a very large variety of feathers and tinsle since I used to be a sponsored fly fisherman. Id be willing to do about a dozen max. Id also need to know what colors you want to give a price, some fly tying necks are way more expensive than others.

I read somewhere that no matter how fast you move a bait a bass see's it in slow motion to us.

If you wanna save gas you want a newer truck, they will do what you want. My buddies full size brand new dodge gets better mileage than I do and it doesnt beat up the vehicle to do it.

The ones with less paint colors are better than the more heavily done up ones. I think the green one called penny(?) is pretty soft.

The old trick of boiling a bait to soften it up, didnt work on the sick fish, all the color immediately fell off.

That website leaves a lot to be desired. I could make them a new one... lets say a boat for a new site

I tow a 17' tracker tx17 pro with a 25hp two stroke behind a 2.6L v6 Suzuki Grand Vitara. Getting into some of the locations on top of mountains here can make that little motor/tranny work pretty hard. It stops it no problem.

how big is the motor on your xpress?

If youre anything like me, you will get to a point you have so many options that it can become impossible to focus on the details and start wingn everything thinking its a bait or color change away from glory.

Ive got entire boxes dedicated to categories of baits... swimbaits, worms, craws I actually just told myself yesterday that I wont buy any bags anytime soon

dont forget about the havoc pitboss, cheap and they work too. Thing I love about a beaver is its like chuckn a jig into a mess without the worry of losing so much. Even though I tie my own jigs it still hurts to break one off, were still talkn $2-$3 bustn a jig off.

A 110 is a decent size jerkbait, keep that in mind based on where you live. I own some but I also own size 8 xraps because smaller jerkbaits seem to produce better for me when that water is really cold. Theres a reason they make the smaller ones like the pointer in a 68, those pray fish arent always gonna be a 110 size.

I like the suggestions above but I am losing my faith in the newer wiggle warts. They just arent producing fish for me. A little john dd would be a good one to consider too for a deep bait I tend to stick to natural forage colors except chartruese. I need to start buying a few darker crankbaits too cause apparently my love for the lighter colors might not be doing me favors in certain instances.

Yes, lets keep it that way

The action of the spiral is dictated by where the line tie comes through the tube.

I think if you go to BPS and go to the rack, select a rod, some line, a reel assemble it all and hook up a jig. Then walk over to the tank and start flipn, they probably wouldnt arrest you this year. Surely they understand.

I really like Biffle, Martens just cause he is so laid back and Dave Lefebre