Uncle Leo
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Could have been Christmas Dinner, ra la la.
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I owned both currently have a 200E, 100DSV and 200DHSV sold the Zillion. I like the Curado.
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I own a Kistler Argon,Falcon Cara and a Lowrider. I did own a Dobyns. For my money I love my Falcons.
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Nothing wrong with Budweiser as long as its cold.
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I bet they do.
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With the right combination of rod, reel and line you can cast 1/4 oz weights, if properly setup. What RW is eluding to is with your setup it will be difficult. Unfortunately one outfit may not cast all type of lures at a lower weight. This is why he suggested a spinning outfit.
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Try Lake Monroe good bass and crappie fishing. http://www.lakemonroevillage.com/
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Prime topwater time IMO. The best thing is you will not be able to see the bait so pulling the trigger prematurely is negated. Just wait to feel the fish.
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Prayers sent Josh, stay positive.
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LOL, must have been thirsty!!!!!!!!!!
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This is typical of Falcon Rods. Their Heavy Power act like most MH Powers. I have found this is the Cara and a bit less in the Lowrider Series.
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That makes sense. Although this would only account for a percentage of the ledges in a lake, it's a great point (no pun intended). You mentioned morning and evening, do you waste your time mid-morning to mid-afternoon? Do baitfish need to be present in the morning and the evening? Baitfish is key. I found some to produce all day when they are windswept pushing baitfish up on them. Ledges that mimic stairs 5 to 10 to 15 feet are goldmines and may produce all day long working different depths throughout the day. Table Rock and Kentucky Lake have these features.
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Look to be Korean made. http://www.relixfishing.com/
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Nice fish David,
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Not sure if this is what Glenn was referring to but here is a referance. http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmaster/fishingtips/news/story?page=b_feat_Harp_To_Dye_For
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Ledges on points that transition from the main lake to a bay are highly productive regardless of cover, although cover is a bonus. These are a highway for the bass to travel and are especially productive in early morning and evening when they move in and out of the bays for feeding.
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I agree contact him so he can pay for the return shipping. If he does not respond the the reel is yours. I only purchase from EBay stores and have yet to have a problem.
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Priceless, it would be a hard choice between Muddy and KVD, I think you chose well.
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Increased sensitivity, I have found that I can read the bottom composition much better. IMO that is the biggest and only advantage. This is all I use.
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I tried one and took it back. I beleive there was too much flex in the prop. RPM went way up and power way down. I would spend the money to repair your prop before I would buy a composite.
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That's a goodun.
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Boy talk about leaving a mark!!! :'(
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Read here http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1151590913
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Not knowing which model reel you have I can only offer a general suggestion. There is a knob on the handle end of the reel which applies tension to the spool. This maybe too tight. For best performance a reel needs to be set up using a combination of brake setting and spool tensioning. If the spool tension is too tight what you described will happen. The following link may help- http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1151590913
