Siebert Outdoors

I like the foot controled ones. Just got to watch out for take offs. Might singe your eyebrows. Notice my spotters in the sky. They let me know the best areas to fish. If those other fisherman start invading my water they take care of the situation. You need a big reel with alot of strong line. Just to hit the water you got to go 80+ ft down. I just updated the boat with an automatic net. It was too tough to lift those bigger fish with a super long handle. My favorite baits are hellfire and harpoon missles. Just cast close and you get the fish.

If I would have know I could have several registrations. Wonder if they send you something. Maybe I will start doing this.

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Hey Natural that looks real familiar. Chris I judge it same as Vyron I dont throw trailers on my spinnerbaits that often.

I thought so by the sweet jigs you make. They look really good. Wish mine looked that nice.

I see 3 that are not there even though they are not combinations these are 3 everyone should have. Green pumpkin Brown Black A good combo for me is GP/brn I dont talk about it much because not may people throw one like it.

Earthworm, that is genious and makes alot of sense. Never thought about that. I will try it. Thanks

howdy, welcome aboard. Are you the same Jigfisherman as over at TU.

IS THIS NORMAL, Yes IS IT APRIL YET? No I wish it was atleast march

Nice reel Raul.

Yep it sucks. I had to hammer Ice off my steps because I couldnt get in or out of the house. Well I guess I could have gotten down the slope. There are still people with out electric in the st louis area.

I found myself on Loomis's website dont know why. I found something that caught my eye and thought I would share it with you guys too. Shakey head rods http://products.gloomis.com/gl/products/family.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302045201&ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=1408474395181201&bmUID=1165599229650

I prefer cabelas over BPS. I really like their Customer service, their shipping is quick, and from house brand products I have purchased from both I believe cabelas is alot better. I'm not a big bps fan. As far as internet orders, thats about all I do anymore because its easier and cheaper then driving somewhere. I really like the way Cabelas website is constructed. Its broke down and simple

I'm not real familiar with St Croix actions but is that heavy enough for the real thick stuff. I prefer a heavy to X hvy for froggin. Especially hollow frogs.

I guess I miss understood the question. Sorry. Here are some others for future reference Barlows Stamina Lurecraft Jannsnetcraft

More info please What types of lures, and weights along with the line you plan to use. You looking for spinning or baitcasting?

I've delt with their warranty when I worked retail. They stand behind thier product 100%. But if its a rod locker smashed rod or something else that the consumer did, its not always a warranty issue. Which really IMO isnt their problem anyway.

Do you have a tracking # Did you send it delivery confirmation Is it insured If you have any of this you can prove either he is a lying sack of poo, or its the shippers problem. If you offered insurance and he didnt take it I would think its his problem. As long as you prove you shipped it. If the package is insured the battle is not yours its the shiping company and him. You not out anything. I believe you just file a claim with the shipper. When I sell anything I always charge insurance, and if its expensive I get the $1 delivery confirmation option with usps. $1 loss I will eat before 500 big ones. Although I just add it to Shipping and handling. Matt, like said above call his bluff and get the $ in your hand. after the bank clears the cashiers check or what ever payment its all yours. Ship out the ps3. I deal alot with shipping product. Here are some always I would highly recommend save you in the long run especially on high $ items. 1. Tracking # is a must 2. delivery confirmation 3. insurance That goes for anything you sell or even if you buy it, or the real bad, have to send back a product to a manufacturer for service. These options dont cost but a few bucks and save alot in the long run when something goes bad. Just a recommendation

If you dont have any bids on it I dont think its against policy to remove it. Better check the rules though This is where it sounds like a scam. You could send them an invoice and once its paid for through paypal and you have confirmation for it from paypal payment then send them a ps3. Never send out any password or other important information. To me it does sound like a scam. Go into your paypal account and click request money. Then fill it out and you can request payment from whom ever. This will send them an invoce. They no pay its a scam. If you go to send money you can send all the money you want to Fish4life22@hotmail.com. LOL My true feeling on this is its a scam and your better off leaving it on ebay and losing the maybe cash and taking what they bid on ebay. Just my gut feeling. COST OF THIS POST AND EXPERTISE 1 PS3.

400 bucks eh. Drop in the bucket. LOL. To drop that dough I would have to fondle one before purchasing. I dont buy stuff like that without taking it for a test run.

Try eakins/jewel jigs website they might have something close to what you are looking for. I doubt you find anything lighter then 1/8 for a bass jig.

I would go with "Play it safe" The baitmonkey is a much better tackle purchaser then Santee Klos. BTW How much is something like that?

Amen to that. We are a society that likes to pass the blame to someone else. Seems like many people can not accept responsibility for themselves and their decision.

Very finaky fish. I've fished Lake of the Ozarks before and could not get bite on a eakins style jig with a critter craw. The fish had lockjaw. So I thought I needed to go even smaller. (I'm a die hard craw style fisherman) So I took a chompers jig head and just put on a critter craw, same one actually. Fishing the same streach of bank I caught 3 fish nothing huge but 2-3lbers. In this instence that is the only thing I changed nothing else I guess really looking back on the instence I switched over to a kind of shakey head rig. Thats before I'd ever heard of such a deal. For me cold fronts or cold water I down size "typically" Warm water I typically fish bigger baits like 10" worm, dd22, bigger jig. Or the easy way to look at it active fish (bigger lure) less active smaller. This pattern has always been good to me but I do stray from it if its not working. Bass are oppertunistic feeders and lazy for the most part. Adaptation to the situation is one of the most important things a fisherman can do. If its not working change, dont keep chunking the same lure in the same area. Here is a dumb way I look at it. If your not hungry and someone lays a big piece of pizza in front of you, you probably wont touch it. But if there are peanuts out there you will eventually nibble on a few. Alot of board members(not just this one) put a jig into the "magical lure" area. Its not majical and doesnt always work like it sometimes comes out as. There are times that I dont give one much of a shot because certain techniques are better suited for a different situations. I do believe it is one lure that should be learned by all fisherman because it does work very well in alot of conditions. grub, beaver, etc I only fish these on a jighead, or rigged up on a t/c/rig, shakey or weightless. I just dont have the confidence in them on the back of a jig. Never had great sucess on it. I've put just about every plastic on the back of a jig but I always go back to the chunk or craw. It just works for me. IMO skunks only come from one thing. Lack of adaptation. Hope that explained it.

I think there is some embelishment there. I seriously doubt he is dragging a c-rig at 200ft. I would think its more like RW's statement. Fishing say 50ft in 200ft of water. I dont see how the thermocline would be that deep.