BassinBoy

I use the Extreme for Flippin and Pitchin and love it. I haven't used the Mojo but I'm sure it's a great rod Either should be great for what you're using them for

Sufix, just can't be beat!

Sunfish or a bluegill, and it's best for me in stained and murky water.

I did great dropshotting at farm ponds last year. I drop shotted a trick worm and caught dozens of bass along with one of my biggest of the year. I see what you mean by not being able to fish the rig strait up and down, yet it is still definetly deadly from the bank. It would be better in deeper ponds so you aren't casting way out because if may become ineffective there. I usually target different types of structure found in ponds.

Just checkin in ;D I'm in the North of Pittsburgh area, and fish a lot of lakes around here

3 or 4, give or take on a good day

Buy more? :-?

Sweeeeeeeeet!

Great work Those look great, making your own honey holes are we ;D

Welcome PA guy!!!

I haven't tried them but they look sweeeeeeet!!!!!!!! ;D

Man, golf courses rock!!! ;D

Chigger Craw!!! Great action and color I flip and pitch with them, and will use them as jig trailers this year

No leader for me I don't use one and it doesn't seem to be affecting me. I thought the same thing you did, What if I'm just fishing in a little bit of cover? You'll be ok, strait braid is my choice in any situation.

You're quite generous by calling him a fisherman ;D

Sweet! I carry everything I have ;D 1. St. Croix 7' MH with a Revo SX for soft plastics, 12 lb. Gamma line 2. Bass Pro Extreme Rod 7' MH with a Revo SX for flipping and pitching/frog rod, 30 lb. Sufix Braid 3. Quantum PT 7' MH with a Quantum Tour Edition Burner reel for spinnerbaits, crankbaits, lipless, big topwaters, 10 lb. Gamma line 4. 6'6" M Cabelas Fish Eagle II Rod with a Shimano Citica for finesse worms, jerkbaits, and small topwaters, 10 lb. Gamma Line 5. 6' Cabelas Spinning rod with a Shimano Sahara for drop shotting and grubs (primarliy a smallmouth combo) 10 lb. Gamma Line

Zona is my pick because, I haven't seen Ike's show and I think Charlie Moore's show is stupid. ;D

The senko and Yum dinger are going to be quite hard to beat 8-)

The buzzbait is the only lure that I'm not very picky about. I just choose according to color and they normally do the job. I've used many brands and the colors I like are white and chartruese.

Wow! Great fish

Getting up to 40 the next five days!!!!!! Hopefully it will last ;D

Those are some great spots!

I have two different situations. If I have heard great things about them or my fishing buddy has used the bait then I will pick up two since I already know they work. If it is just something I see and want to try I will pick up just one. Then if it's great I'll pick up more. But, sometimes I just load up no matter what ;D

I love them! Especially on crankbaits that they tend to short strike

Any other help? :-/