Siebert Outdoors

Thats how it is in MO. Ethics and Legal cant be put together. I wouldnt do it. Suckers/shad work great for cut bait anyway.

No disrespect to you guys. My money is on Muddy. I forsee a 13lber pounder in his near future. Second place goes to RW at 12lbs Last place goes to LBH because the smaller fish ate up his 10 lures Good luck guys and have fun. I cant wait to hear the stories when you all come back. So, who is going to be Moding the board with all of you at fork? :-?

dang either RW is one big dude or that is a very small boat. LOL Nice photo shop guys. So am I clear on this OFF BRAND= anything that doesnt say Shimano!

wow, that is awsome. Thanks for sharing.

yep, I've been making alot of plaster molds lately. The first few I threw out. They didnt work that great. But I'm now making a good one yes, those s/b's are 3/8-1/2 but give a 1/4 oz profile. Gott'em at stamina. I've been looking for that type for a long time. They are sweet that is for sure.

With A's recent post on his work bench lets see everyone elses. Here is mine. Its so sturdy I can walk across it.

awsome work bench. Great job. This reminds me I've never posted up mine like I said I would.

Yeah thats is a must. Everyone on the sight needs that enjoyment Muddy the bad thing is this Shimano reels are made from parts from north korea budist assembled in Iran by muslims, boated over to the US by diesel freighters. Then they are sold by republicans for a huge profit. After that the Democrats tax the crap out of them to spend it all on welfare of quantum. During this Peta is alway complaining about us catching fish in texas where bush sr and jr are from. Then we end up in the judicial system because we have assaulted a Peta member by pushing them in the water with their new Italian concrete boots.

that is crazy

Where y'all been; Aint nothing new Some of us arent even 3 decades old yet. So all we know are these fancy names.

I'd like to see it. If you can get that posted up I will go buy the stuff and we can work out the details on use. Save use both some time and $. I'm getting tired of holding the head over the heat and the dipping it in the paint and getting big glops of it on the head.

Sorry I cant help on this Harshman. But I am interested in how you built it. I've been wanting one of these for a long time now. I just read a bunch of topics on fluid beds on TU.

awsome rod dude

I think they answered your ?'s. If your want a "jig worm rod" go bcr. But if you want more of an all around rod go MBR. Most of my fishing is done with the 3 and 4 powers in the bcr or mbr.

That was good. ;D

I've got one of those. That is about a 6 year old model. I dont think they make parts for it anymore. Great reel though. Best I have ever used.

I dont follow Nascar much either but he isnt a cheat. He just got caught. ;D This is my opinion on racing. They all cheat to get an edge. It just depends if the judges can find the cheat.

you will have to suspend them some how. The extra material will drip off them too if there is any. To heat I use a candle. Cheap and lasts a long long time.

You will have to bake it at 350 for 15 min. The powder coat will turn rock hard after it cools. BTW make sure there isnt any in the hole or you will never get it out.

Oh man, better send out the national guard when you hit 1/16 ;D

I've got a lee production pot 20lb one. Works great and not that expensive and is extremely easy to use.

I've been tinkering in the workshop too. Last weekend I built about 100 jigs for this year, monday I build about 12 spinnerbaits. Other things I have been doing is pouring plastics and making molds for them. I've got all kinds of little projects keeping me busy.

I dont blame you for not going GLX for a sp dedicated rod. I wouldnt either. THats just what I use because I dont fish a sb as much as jig/worm style. IMO the IMX is the best rod for the money ever made. Great sensitivity, light, fishes great. Just overall an excellent rod. Not real familiar with a GL3 just havent fished one much.

When you say that the MBR784C and MBR844C fish like two completely different rods can you be more specific? The 844 requires more attention to accurately cast. Hope that makes sense. The line pick up is different when you move the rod to move your lure. The back of the blank is bigger adding weight and changes the overall feel. Once in awhile I switch from a 7' to 6'6" rod and it takes a minute to get the feel back. I use Shimano Chronarch SF reels with my rods, so maybe it's the underhand roll cast that makes casting 3/16-1/4 oz bullet weights a little difficult. That is the same reel I use for my 844. It will handle those lighter weights just have to loosen the tension knob a little more. Fletchero brought up a good point with the line. I use alot of sidearm or underhand roll cast too. These lighter 3/16 weights are more difficult for me but it is doable with some practice with the 7' heavy. Of course since it is lighter its not going to cast like a 1/2 jig or trap.