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Hey Fellas: We all have experienced days when it seems no matter what you throw , you are catching large quantities of fish. For me this means a lot of LMB between 14 and 17 inches, very few over 3 pounds. When the bite is great like this, and you not fishing competitively , do you leave that spot in search of bigger fish? In your experience are the bigger fish also on a hot bite at the same time? If you are already over lets say 12 to 16 ft of water, do you go deeper in search of larger fish? I know this is very generic , just looking for how you would approach similar conditions.

I tried to start this up again for the same amount of fun we had last time,

The I guess I would be wasting my time with G-mans Jigs Big M's Crank Baits *** Mattlures Anaconda Baits all of them sponsors here, all members here, all better than average baits and customer service and I would especially be wasting my time, by the lake I fish Going to the FOUR SEASONS SPORTING GOODS, mom and pop tackle store who carry a full line of rods and reels, do excellent reel service and have a knack for storing up on discontinued but effective lures at fair prices. I am sure many members have such a store they deal with Thanks for your expert input, it was more than I needed or wanted.

Or a PEacemaker aka a PFLUMANO!

Hey Tony I wish you could visit The Hamburg PA Store here in PA The Rod and Reel section would blow your mind, and ALL THE SALESPEOPLE are helpful and knowledgeable/ From Loomis and Sage all the way to thier version of the Ugly Stick Every reel you can imagine, on hendels for you to feel the action. It is truely incredible and much better stocked than the Harrisburg BPS!

Among the best! I love them even more now that there is a store close to me, they have more for fishing at the store then the catalog

They worked for Snapper Blues off the peir in Sheepshead Bay , I only tried it once last year, I am going to give it a shot this summer!

Not questioning anyones integrity or anything, but maybe you can make a deal with one of the mods to say their stump and split the sticks with him :-?

I think an obvious explanation was the lack of pressure on fish in those days, she just had a chance to grow up!

If the Mods don't know what to do with it they use Glenn's escape clause READ THE FAQ"S

Plastics crack when you bounce em off rocks I have a couple of Bomber 8A's and a few Normans toprove that! Some top water wood baits, especially from Cedar and Sugar pine are anything but finesse baits, they move a lot of water!

Was the guy named Soprano also with the bike?

RW has you beat on the flea market board for his Yogi remark on the 2 Gander Bift Card Threads! ;D

Do you have a YOU PULL IT scrap yard in your area. Not the you pull it like Russ , like in car parts? Maybe you can find a used transmission that way.

I can't wait for Burley to wake up!

FIRST PACK IS ON US!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's good to have fun, especially when we get to laugh at ourselves ;D

What a buch of whiny sore loosers :-/

That's not a tire. that's the chocolate doughnut Burley left in your boat last year

I just bought it from a guy in New Jersey, had it in his garage, how much for you to buy it back?

Hey Fellas: Did this last year, or the one before; Since they are so proficient at moving post's let's keep em busy : Try to put a post up that the Mods do not know where to move . For example; One to do with tackle, rod and reels , electronics/boating.. You get the idea , whoever comes up with a post they can't move to anyone board gets a 20 pack of ***!!!!! good luck

That's what I am doing. Dt's sitting next to the d-22's as we speak. I am leaving the Jitterbugs alone ( except switching the hooks out)

In the words of Finus T. Firefly ( Graucho Marx) in the Movie DUCK SOUP>>>> I SUPPOSE YOU KNOW THIS MEANS WAR Pretty good Paul, needed a laugh just about now

I got ya Brent I am making a * order this week from you, he can keep his stuff WE NEED A FAT GRUB!!!!!!!! SINGLE< SHAD TAIL!!!!!

No , not neccessarily. However I am leaning to the idea that in some cases rattles may hurt more than help.