Everything posted by 5bass
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Jerkbait Thread
These are great jerkbaits http://www.toplakstackle.com/XCAlibur_Twitch_Bait_s/41.htm and here's a few more colors http://www.***.com/XCalibur_Xt3_Twitch_Bait_/descpage-XT3TB.html and the deep diver http://www.***.com/Xcalibur_XT3_Deep_Twitch_Bait/descpage-XCX3DTB.html
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Sea Monster caught
We call 'em waterdogs down here. Pretty freaky lookin' characters for sure.
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Tell me what to buy!
Good point. Burley, you are suspended for 5 days.
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Alpster is gettin married in the morning....
Atta boy Ronnie! The best to both of you!
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Football Head Jigs
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Do You Sleep Well The Night Before A "T"?
I have no problem sleeping. I try to get my plan together a day or so beforehand just so I'm not stressed out and anxious right before a tournament. There have been times that I've not got much sleep the night before but it's because I didnt have all my ducks in a row like I should have.
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Tennessee handles
The main advantage is that you can put different reels on the rod and have them all balance out correctly.
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Power-Pole Who's got one?
My sentiments exactly. I'd consider one if they sold a 25 footer.
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Prayers for Lightninrod
Yeah, I see him everytime I get on the Kistler site. Get well soon LR!!
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The Mid-Atlantic is coming to an end.
Yep, I'm right in the middle of it....the pink area you see on the weather map. I took my son to Wal Mart last night before all this started so he could get a webcam for his laptop. While there, I figured I'd get some cereal, milk, bread and some drinks. Cereal was there, 4 gallons of milk left, plenty of drinks but the bread shelves were cleaned out except for one lonely bag of hot dog buns. Only problem is, they looked like they had been dragged under the bread truck and then stomped on by a buffalo. I passed on them as well. Supposed to keep on snowing until tomorrow afternoon sometime.
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New Abu Garcia rod?
Nice! ;D That's a good looking rod, no doubt. A lot better than an orange Carrot Stick....
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I told him to come pick it up.
Nice!! ;D
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Which Gear Ratio for 10' plus cranking - 5.2:1 or 4.7:1??
Alright fellas, take a deep breath. We're talking ratio here, not brands. I separate mid depth crank set-ups and deep crank set-ups. A 5.?:1 ratio is fine for mid depth cranks. If you're really serious about pulling deep divers all day, get the 4.?:1, you wont regret it.
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Re: Canadian Looking for War Eagle Screamin' Eagle Spinner Baits! (general Canadian tackle discussion)
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How many pros post here?
Scott Martin is a member and has posted here several times before.
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YUM Buzzfrog
Anybody use these much? What do you think of them?
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Your go to bait in water 35 to 45 degree water
Spoon or Jerkbait
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Buckeye Lures Anyone?
There it is. I feel better now.
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Buckeye Lures Anyone?
Fluke, I'm disappointed in you. Aren't you going to address this?
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Football Wisdom
Good stuff! This one gave me a good laugh: "There's one sure way to stop us from scoring - give us the ball near the goal line." Matty Bell , SMU -
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my first jig fish
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I'M BACK! GET UR WALLETS OUT!!!
I got my welcome package today for signing up on this deal. Pretty decent assortment but I could've done without the Booyah Flipstah! For those that got in on this deal, I'm getting ready to empty out lurenet's Xcalibur inventory so if there's anything you need in the near future, you better get it now. 8-)
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Spooning
Hopkins Shorty is about all I use anymore but there's another one that's catching on fast called the Flitterbait by Smack Tackle. Obviously, it's real important to locate the fish first, especially if you're talking about vertical jigging. You dont want to use a vertical spoon as a search bait. ;D For starters, just find some big groups of shad. This time of year the bass will be close to the shad, bet on it. Just drop your spoon into the mess you see on your graph and try to get it in the zone. Repeat the upward strokes whenever you feel your line get tight and your spoon has run out of line. You want to try to keep it in the zone or just above it....never too far below the action. With a good enough graph you can see your spoon on the initial drop, then when you lift and it falls again. You'll be surprised how many bass can be caught on a hammered out piece of metal. Once you catch a few, you wont put the spoon down until springtime. Be sure to get it back out once summer hits and the fish get deep again. And check out that Flitterbait....it's a good one.
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Second Major Snow Storm Heading to Virginia
Oh yeah? I bet its still raining though. ;D