Everything posted by A-Jay
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Welcome to BR sullyb ~ A-Jay
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Hello Eric and Welcome to BR (Finally) Your avatar displays either commitment , Insanity or if like you're like many of us here, a little bit of both . . . A-Jay
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Nice Fish Steve ~ Rage Tail Baits ~ They Just Get It Done. A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome (Back) to BR ~ A-Jay
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Real Ice Fishing. A-Jay
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Do it. A-Jay
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And there's still quite a bit of winter left for Wndham . . . . . A-Jay
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The Ranger Posturepedic model is quite nice. A-Jay
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The Jewel Bait Sculpin & the Vok Fishing Flasher Minnow A-Jay
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Mr. Fritts looks & sounds like his booth at the convention center may have been in close proximity to the Corn Mash Stand. A-Jay
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He was probably having an off day. A-Jay
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~LOL~ I'm right there with you man. But I live with it by relying on the words of Dwight who say - "No one's looking at you anyway - it's all about the fish" A-Jay
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Yup ~ but that Mug is a totally different story . . . . A-Jay
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Sebile make an oil filled, suspending lipless bait called a Flatt Shad. As a result of the design, it sinks slowly to 3 feet or so and then suspends. I have a few but can't report that they have been world beaters. A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to BR ~ A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to BR ~ A-Jay
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For one thing my check book would go a whole lot further . . . A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to BR ~ A-Jay
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That's the one. A-Jay
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Hello Merrick and Welcome to BR ~ And you can rest assured that there is never any need to work up the nerve to ask about Anything here. Just pick a forum and ask away. You'll surely get everything you're looking for and more. A-Jay
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Congrats Shane ~ That's a Fatty. A-Jay
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This is often hard to do but really is the best advice. A-Jay
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I use a couple of older model Lamiglas glass crank bait rods and I really prefer them. The action is very different from graphite and even composite. It's an acquired taste. Some anglers who have tried and didn't like glass report that these rods are less sensitive. I'd say that it's a different type of feel. Very subtle but still effective. I prefer to use braided line with these rods. Cranking with glass dampens your feel so the fish has plenty of time to get the bait. The Braid serves to aid in hook sets, especially on long casts and the thinner diameter usually associated with 10-20lb braid allows the bait to reach a decent depth. My description may or may not be the same way you see or feel the action of these rods. The only way to know is to use one. The number one concern to me is getting fish to the boat. Using these glass rods with braid (and good after market hooks) has reduced my percentage of lost treble hook bait bass dramatically. A-Jay
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Cool ~ I think they were playing King of the Hill and the Big Dude won It's all about Gross Tonnage. A-Jay
