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I really like that bait too.. Ive been using them to tip swimjigs..

I have a pair of the Frigate 580's and they are by far the best sunglasses I have ever had. ..

I have one of those TFO rods.. They are severely underrated and underpriced(Which Im okay with)

Nice Reel. I picked on up at the beginning of last season and put in on my new TFO Loomis Signature and I love it. I also still use my Pflueger President and have to say that has been a great reel as well but the Symetre is great..

inflatables scare me a bit, but best of luck on that.. Ill be curious to find out how that works for ya..

I travel pretty light but that is mostly because I fish from a kayak. I keep swimjigs and typically tip them a Berkley Chigger Craws or Grub, Strike King Sexy Swimmer, Spro BBZ1 , Watermelon Candy PowerWorms and Booyah Buzzbaits.. I also bring along a few red eye shads.

Just curious... What restaurant?

For the record.. I mentioned the Swimbait falling apart simply because I was surpised it happened not to knock the lure itself. In regards to the jigs. I have also used the Strike King swim jigs alot for the last two years and to date I have never had an issue with those. My only complaint is that the Pike like them alot and I have replaced one too many of them simply because of that. 8-)

kind of a bummer they're known for that.. maybe thats why they're 5-10 buck cheaper than the Spro's I also use. Hate to have that happen with a nice fish on though..

I met him a few weeks ago and he was far from a jerk. After his demonstration he talked and took pictures with people as soon as he left the area. I came back an hour later and he still standing there talking with people and the line was much shorter so i got in line. He gave a dude in front of me a quick demonstration on flipping and a few other things and never thought twice about answering any questions. Not too mention his seminar was pretty good.

not big fans of it then huh? I could personally care less who promotes it. If it works it works.. This one in particular worked for me.

One of my catches with this bait.. I fish out of a kayak..

Absolutely love this bait and I actually find myself using this more than my Spro Swimbaits as I have caught a number of Smallies and Pike on them. They have been just awesome in the rivers for me. Sadly though at the end of the season last year I tossed one at a log and it was just a tad too close and when the bait hit, it basically exploded (came apart at the joints). I hate losing $15 bucks so quickly.. :-? Anyone else like these?? Or have this happen?

well shux... Maybe I'll find my pants north of Crawford County one of these fine days? Nice Smallie!!!!!!!!!! DO NOT ~ I repeat ~ DO NOT come up here without yer pants ! A-Jay ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Check it out- apparently there are Smallmouth bass, Micropterus dolomieu, were first introduced into California in the Napa River in 1874 from Lake Champlain , New York . Historical records indicate that anglers "fished out" the first plant and the introduction was considered unsuccessful. An introduction a few years later into Crystal Springs Reservoir, a water supply reservoir south of the city of San Francisco , was successful and provided an abundant source of smallmouth bass for additional stockings throughout the state. Most trophy-sized smallmouth bass from California have been caught in northern California waters. The California state record smallmouth bass is 9 lbs 13 oz and was caught from Pardee Reservoir in 2007. here a couple of links too ~ http://www.dfg.ca.gov/fish/Resources/BlackBass/history.asp http://www.californiagameandfish.com/fishing/bass-fishing/CA_0506_02/index.html A-Jay Dude... Nice fish!!!!!!!!! just as it cools down there it will be heatin up here.. Get on down here for more than 24 hours son!! We will go look fer my PANTS!!!!!!! ;D