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he siad motorcycles...besides cars are for women that are afraid of messing their hair up in the wind

I would say a Powell 705C, 734, or Kistler Magnesium All Day Flipping Stick

Just make sure it legal, there are many places that it is not. I really don't get it, it's polluting the waters however you look at it tires, benches, even used Christmas trees, all contain foreign chemicals that are potentially harmful to the wildlife, especially used christmas trees with the chemicals used to make them greener and last longer if bought from a farm. It's one thing to clear land and place natural wood and structure into the water but to intentionally pollute in the name of conservation doesn't sit right with me. Someone throws a can or bottle into the water, trash, but an old tire, habitat.

used to work at a hospital with a Dr. Payne who did pain management also at a different hospital had a Dr. Legg that was an Orthopedic surgeon

It's actually backwards from that, moderate bends slower and lower on the rod giving the delay.

take a look....plenty of good suggestions http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1246369553

same here, with the shallow-medium divers I feel like a full moderate taper is too much. I use a 6'10'' MH Carrot stix gold that is said to have a fast action but I find it's more of a moderate fast making it perfect form shallow-med cranks. Now deep divers need the moderate action

rage tail craw/chunk, zoom super speed crawl, paca craw/chunk

Man what a toad...I knew there were some big bass in Japan but I would have expected one that big to come from mexico

so have I

I can rig it in every single rigging technique I now. bingo..... but I would probably use it on a shakey head

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The best part about their warranty is this, take it back to where you got it, and supposedly it will be replaced, no questions asked.

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well...it's an early birthday present, and I have more worm/jig rods than I can shake a crankin stick at

I use 4'' roboworms and 3-4'' senkos and stickbaits. roboworm has a baby bluegill that looks killer in clear water

With my new Luck Craft 701MH BDS. Going to use it for deep divers, can't wait to go out Sat. morning and give her a go. I really like the way it feels, actually lighter than I expected, no carrot stix or anything but a nice weight for fiberglass.

I feel that was the problem with mine. When I returned mine I actually looked at the rods and some of the eyes were crooked and just didn't feel strudy at all

In actuality on a revo, you crank the mag to max and adjust the spool tension

I'm new to fishing and wonder what normally happens to current model reel/rod prices after ICAST? If I was planning a purchase, would it be smart to wait until after ICAST and see if the price drops? Icast is a preview of what is to come just because it is at icast, doesn't mean it is available immediately after

should be fine, i throw my magic swimmer and 4'' baits on a 7'H Kistler

I would recommend a Lightening Rod if you are looking for a cheap rod that will last.

I broke a 7'm in two the first night i got it casting a 3/16oz tube. Save some money and get a better rod

I think the post you are referring to was made by fish chris and it was actually about the waterproof casing that he got for his camera and not necessarily a waterproof camera per-say. i too have been looking into getting a waterproof camera for fishing, I currently use my cellphone but I would rather not drop my new iPhone into 20ft of water. I have been looking into getting this one, was going to get it for my birthday but decided on a new Lucky Craft cranking rod http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=11030250