Glenn

Well....kinda. If you've been here awhile, the greater the duration before the window closes. New folks get all of 15 mins to make edits, for example.

I might be able to make Sunday.

Lots to think through. Having just done it myself, I made this video. I cued it up to the boat insurance part:

Fishing can be expensive. It can be confusing to know what lures to buy. So I put this video together to give you some cost-effective choices that will help you catch bass throughout the entire Spring season.

After trying many gloves from different companies, I can't say enough about the Simms SolarFlex Sun gloves. Comfortable fit, long wrist coverage, open palm for better grip, and UPF 50 protection. They even make a bugstopper version to keep the insects away. Here's a video I made that shows the gloves and how they fit. I even cued it up to that spot:

This might help:

Sounds like ball lightening.

Hey guys, I've said this before but it's worth noting again. The ENTIRE fishing industry - salt water, fresh water, fly fishing, etc - have been, and continue to experience severe shortages and delays. From product production to shipping, there are bottlenecks everywhere, particularly for products made overseas. But even made in the U.S.A. products are experiencing raw material shortages. I know of several companies that are back ordered through July. Retailers like TW, BassPro, Cabela's, Academy, Dicks, etc. are screaming at various brands to deliver products, but it's a complex issue. Covid is to blame. Everyone in the industry is hoping Covid will be corralled soon so they can catch up and get back to normal, but as long as outbreaks continue, the recovery - and fishing industry - will continue to experience setbacks.

Upload your pictures to your photo gallery first. Then you'll be able to rotate them and insert them into forum posts. Hope that helps!

Come to think of it, I do spool my line on really tight. I don't want to be able to dig my fingernail between the line on the spool. So it's packed on there solid. I've always done it that way, regardless of type of line or brand. I learned a long time ago that it helped with casting as well as minimized backlashes. Maybe that's the difference? Just spitballing here.

So....TW sent me that link last week. I just checked my email, and saw they sent this: The email was sent to my junk folder a few days ago. Upon reading your posts above, I did a broad search for their emails, and that's how I found it. Sorry about that guys.

TW is having a Spring Sale going on right now. 25% off! Ends Tuesday.

Strange. Never heard of this before. Keri and I been using Smackdown for years on baitcasters - specifically for pitching - without any issues at all. I have 100's of hours of video footage to prove it. Not saying you're lying. But rather it may be something you're doing with it that's causing it. Maybe how/where it's stored, or using a certain type/brand of leader, or...? fyi, I don't use leader. So maybe that's why.

Yes indeed.

Probably similar if not the same:

I don't think I said take the max amount of months, but I did say to pay it off early if you can. But you're right, it pays to shop around for the best loan. I think I said that in my video (did I?).

Ya - take better care of it so you won't need to buy another!

Yes sir! It is. Good eye!

Thanks guys! I really appreciate it. After all the hard work and hundreds of hours put into this project, it's great to be recognized for the effort. Thank you all for your continued support and for being loyal members! Glenn

Tips and advice for selecting the right rod, reel, and line for squarebill fishing.

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