Glenn
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Welcome Home!
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Yep, that's "Bite Me" Mark Zona tube jigs. I think I got them at BPS
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Yes, those are the Shaw Grigsby hooks. The wireguard hooks are the Mark Zona "Bite Me" tube jigs.
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Made a new video today about tube fishing. Check it out! http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/rig-tube-bait.html
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After watching the Seahawks 1st stringers absolutely dismantle the Bears 1st stringers 31-0 IN THE FIRST HALF, it's really hard to argue they don't have a solid shot at a repeat. Yes, it's pre-season, but...WOW. The Bears just don't have an answer for them...as was the same with Denver in the Superbowl. Even the 3rd and 4th stringers are playing better than anything Chicago can throw at them. I know, I know, it's preseason, but the depth is really hard to ignore. Injuries are going to be the deciding factor for the Hawks. If they can stay healthy, we'll be watching them in February again. That said, just 5 teams have won back-to-back Superbowls since 1980. That's just 17%. Put another way, that's a 1 in 6 chance. So they're facing an uphill battle. Hoping for the best, but realistically, the odds are against them.
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150 yd spool will retail for around $20-$25. While not cheaper than competing brands as I first stated (my mistake - I misunderstood the information I had - shoot me), it's on par with the competition. The $50 quote was for a 300 yd spool - about the same as other braids. Guys - I've been a Power-Pro and Suffix fan for years, and this line has me thinking about switching.
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Here's a cheap yet surprisingly effective solution: http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/plastic-lures-hook.html
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Yup, those two answers are very true. I'd only add that rod manufacturers do not "paint" or otherwise alter the gear like you mentioned tennis and pool sponsors. Do the pros use prototypes? Yup. Testing and providing feedback on gear is part of their contracts. Do they use the gear and baits from their sponsors? Yes they do, but for the most part, there's no exclusivity clauses. So they're free to use other gear too, if the situation arises where they need to use something not provided by their sponsors. But you all know this - not one rod company, not one reel company, not one bait company, makes everything for every angler for every situation. So if you see a pro using a non-sponsored bait or rod, no big deal. I doubt any of you exclusively use the entire bait lineup of one single bait company either.
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You can also view them on our YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/bassresource although this video isn't posted yet as of this writing.
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