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Watermelon seed colored fluke rigged any way that works for the current situations.

Not as grand as some of the stuff on here, but I'm up and coming. I apologize in advance for the cell phone pics.

While a senko is considered a "stick-bait", I have had success using a "jerkbait" style retrieve with them. Especially if they are rigged wacky style.

I'm definitely looking forward to it with all these tougher conditions. I'm with little_stephen, I'd like to see how they do it and pick up a few pointers. ;D

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Awesome sale there. Thanks for the link. Looking forward to all the stuff I'm getting ;D

Gonna shoot for 8lbs+ first. Break my old PB by a good amount. Then I can shoot for double digits by 2011.

Grew up with... - No Bananas in the boat - Catching fish on the first cast will probably be a bad day. My girlfriend has an old pink ultra-light rod and reel combo. She has to catch a fish on that combo before she moves over to any other rods/reels.

Zoom Super Fluke in any variation of watermelon color... fished weightless.

Wow. I hadn't seen these yet, and I like em. ;D I'll have to pick some up, and Watermelon-red flake will suit me fine.

I've used Dave's Tourney Tackle for a while now and pretty much use his jigs exclusively. I was also at the expo and made myself a few new jigs. Two thumbs up from me ;D

x2 I don't fish pickerel or pike as much as I used to, but I remember always having a steel leader on if I was targeting them.

The club goes by the name Eastern Carolina Bassmasters and we are looking for some more fun and friendly people to fish with. We are located in Pitt County, North Carolina, and typically hold meetings in Greenville, NC on the third Tuesday of each month. We are part of FLW and The Bass Federation (TBF) and hold a tournament each month with prizes for top weight and big fish. Right now we have 10 members ranging in ages from their mid-20's to their mid-60's. We welcome anyone, and while we could use a few more boaters, non-boaters are just as welcome . If you are looking for some fun and friendly bass fishing with good people, send me a message or post something in here, and I'll make sure you get some more information .

Pearl and Watermelon Seed are my colors. I keep a bottle of chartreuse dye near bye and add a little color to the tails in murkier waters. My girlfriend uses bubble gum and has caught plenty of fish. The dye makes the tail a bright orange.

1:22 - Those are actually some good odds. Good luck!