Glenn

With lots of choices available, it's sometimes difficult to decide which lure to throw during spring. So here are the top three lures I throw throughout the entire spring. What are your go-to baits?

I have the Okuma EVX 7'2" MH. It's a great, all-purpose rod true to it's power rating. Lightweight and sensitive, it's one of my favorite rods.

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I treat moon phases and lunar periods as additional sources of information to help adapt to mother nature, not pick best day to go fishing. Understand how different factors affect fishing, and create good plan B's and C's, and you'll increase your success.

Hate to say it, but you might want to consider installing a key-card gate. That way only the guests you give keys have access to the parking lot. Then you can manage how many trailers can park there.

The Plano Edge boxes have holes in the dividers for increased airflow, and they come with silica gel packs. They must have been watching this thread. LOL!

Yup, this is what I do, except I don't have a need for 120 bags of hooks. I keep things simple and steer clear of single-use items. I have 15-20 total hook bags, and keep them in 3 compartments in my 3700 Plano Rustrictor: Regular worm hooks, flippin/pitchin hooks, finesse hooks. The Rustrictor is impregnated with rust inhibiting materials, so I never need to worry about rusting. Then you might want to try the Rustrictor Terminal Tackle Box. It has smaller compartments (26 total), and prevents rust too.

btw, you don't HAVE to vote for 25 total. Just pick your top ones.

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Ok folks, you nominated them, now it's time to vote! To celebrate our 25th year anniversary, we’re asking you to help us name the top 25 bass fisheries across the globe. The final list is up to you! So choose up to 25 fisheries from the list above!

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That "MR" after the date means "Manufactured".

Yes. Here's the homepage: And here's what the forums looked like: Although these were taken a few years after launch, the design is the same.

Be sure to spray several pumps on a paper towel after shaking it, to ensure you're using the mixed (shaken) product and not the unshaken product currently in the pickup tube.

Few people know you have to shake it every time before you spray it. I told him to add that to the directions on the bottle. Not sure if he did or not.

I see this question pop up here every now and then, and I get asked this fairly often. So I made a video to help answer it. Enjoy!

Thanks for the kudos guys! I really appreciate it. Any more nominations?

"I know a guy"....the guy who invented KVD L&L. He used to advertise here. He's a passionate angler and wouldn't be happy with anything that damages line. His product doesn't remove any line coatings or damage any line. Rather than remove anything, it literally fills in the microscopic pockets and abnormalities in line, thus making them smoother and more supple.

Are you talking about the specs on this page? Or are you seeing them someplace else?

Good looking list so far!

Quite a few "first impressions" here: And a few reviews in this thread:

I've been using the kill switch correctly since the mid-80's. A law isn't going to change that. I guess you could say the kill switch and I had a common law marriage, and now it's official! LOL!!