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You will need an expander of some type also. They make a few different styles. Typically they come in packs of 100 for the bands.

Nice fish!! Congrats.

The slowest bait caster I've thrown in years is 6.2:1. I'm not a fan of slow reels in the 4-5 range. I've tried it and it does not fit my fishing style.

I'm not sure on what type of water temps you have but my #1 thing I would search for first is rocky points. Either Primary or Secondary. If there are docks or seawalls fish those also. Especially if they have rock.

I like swimming them next to laydowns or over grass. Clear to stained water is my favorite for throwing anything white or shad colored. Also when the fish are feeding on shad.

Wow. Thats an awesome 6 months.

Exactly what I was thinking.

Congrats on the 50th!!

I have, It depends if you have a lip on the compartment. If there is no lip it will probably still leak. Here is one of the best though. http://tacomarine.com/cat--Weather-Seal-Hatch-Tape--cat_weather_seal.html

That is awesome!! Congrats to her!!!

I dont throw topwater very much, but since I am all flouro I make it work.Buzzbaits it is fine, as it is always moving, spooks and poppers you have to work it faster than really needed..... but if fish are actively hitting topwater it dont matter. you best bet it tie on a fairly long mono leader... Pretty much the same thing here. There are better options but as little as I throw top water I make it work.

I'd have a hard time adding grass to a lake. I'd go more with lay downs, rock piles, and any other structure. I'd be real worried in a couple years the lake would start getting over grown. Your conservation dept should be able to help and sometimes they have programs for these types of things.

I texas rig tubes a lot. Works really well. Especially in smallie waters.

I'd throw a jig around the docks. Works year round.

Same here.

I prefer the Owner Twistloc light with the cps. The Senko tends to last longer and rig up easier without constantly sliding down your hook.

Probably my biggest two are Scuba diving. This taught me how bass react under water, hold to structure, and even feed. Learning to use an open mind to all fisherman's opinions and how they fish. There are so many different styles and techniques compiled with everyone different approach to a situation that without an open mind you will not advance as fast or possibly at all. Knowledge is key and the unwillingness to learn or accept opinions will slow your learning curve. Using these techniques you can adapt others styles to fit your style of fishing.

Awesome!! Thank you guys. I use the same as MemphisFF. Here is a bloody shad with a bluegill Menace.

I will check mine a couple times a year. I only replace if needed.

Awesome trip there Mark!!

Awesome Jeff!!

Nicely done!!

Did you photo shop those pics to look like? Pretty cool!!!

Couple great fish there. Congrats