Everything posted by A-Jay
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Huge Fan of that hook ~ It's like a Gaff ! A-Jay
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Hang in there man ~ Your time will come - It Always Does. Here's to far less overall Wonkyness .. .. .. .. .. A-Jay
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Another vote for Cabelas Gortex Guidewear ~ A-Jay
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Although I can sympathize with the sentiment ~ Why go down this road ? Perhaps one of the most beneficial aspects of this great pastime is it's ability to help us cleanse our inner spirit. No need to corrupt all that goodness with negativity. A-Jay
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Relax Art - no one's laughing at anyone about anything posted here. It's all about 'sharing observations & information' (credit to @Paul Roberts for that one). Even the experienced anglers know that great info & ideas can & do come from all levels of anglers all the time. So I'd encourage you to take it slow and know, while logged on the this forum, you're ALWAYS among friends . . . A-Jay btw - nice dive into the archives . . . .
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Hello Tyler and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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My Dad enjoyed it & he was generous enough to pass on the passion. A-Jay
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Congrats again ~ ! I love single rods days - Don't have them enough though. Nice job. A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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Enjoy & be safe my friend. A-Jay
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I'll share What I caught, as well as How & When I caught but very Rarely (if ever) Where I caught. That part is Always up to each angler to solve on his or her own. IMO, 'Successful Bass Fishing' is a process by which one uses whatever knowledge, experience, and time on the water to get the job done. Once you know how to catch them, looking for them and eventually finding them Yourself, where ever that may be, is very satisfying. One may be better suited to concentrate their efforts there, rather than hoping or even worse, expecting others, to do it for them. So I say find your own fish. I'll never ask anyone where they got them. I may ask how though, and that's usually sufficient. A-Jay
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Hello Robbie and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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May want to dampen "your Concern" a little regarding the motor's driveway performance; which by and large is over rated. Reevaluate after you splash that rig and run it. Good Luck A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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Well at least you had a witness. Either way, Always a tough pill to swallow ~ And this may not be much of a consolation, but at least the big fish loss was not the result of some kind of tackle failure. Loosing a true Giant because my line or knot fails Really makes me grind my teeth. I end up talking to myself for hours afterwards - which seems OK as long as there's a dog or two around. This experience may will help keep your big fish fire burning though . . . . . . A-Jay
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Good Day Ric and Welcome to Bass Resources ~ A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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Hello Art and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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Uni to uni knot with this ~ but in 20 lb A-Jay
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Hello Greg and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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My son Ryan (then 11 years old) & Kodi, my first malamute, were best buds. They slept together most every night. Kodi was not a small dog. A-Jay
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Nice looking Green Bass ~ (I like saying Green Bass) Congrats A-Jay
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LOL ~ I remember seeing that one - I did get to speak with the Z Train at Outdoor show last year. Seems like a nice enough guy. A-JAy
