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Spook v Sammy
Duh ???? Chrome/Black Spook with Gamakatsu red hooks.
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So, my 1 piece rod is now a 2 piece rod...Suggestions???
That's an odd story. Sounds like you probably stepped on it before you casted and it was broke already. For $150.00 i would buy a Shimano Crucial / Compre, G Loomis GL2 or St. Croix Avid. For a good , cheap spinning reel I would buy a Shimano Sonora or a Daiwa Regal XiA. Each are about 50 bucks. I never buy "combos" . You always come out better and have a greater selection if you buy rod/reel separate.
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Rat-L-Traps
I've determined that the height of your rod tip is the key for depth when using a lipless crank. A Rat-L-Trap is to me one of the best search baits. Just cast and reel in.
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favorite lipped crankbait
I like either a Fat Free Guppy / Shad or Dt's
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what todo when the bite is off?
Downsize and pray.
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Look at what I did today.....
Hopefully you had an extra set of clothes in your dry storage. I do.
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Do you like Pfluger reels?
Agreed. Pflueger reels are at the top in their price range. As you probably already know Pflueger is the high end subsidiary of Shakespeare.
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who else is excited for fall fishing!?!
Going backpacking in the Smokies... try Lake Fontana it has nice smallmouth.
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Rod making help
Well now I see allot of ambition here. Try : http://www.rodbuilding.org/faq.html You will find an abundance of info on all aspects of rodbuilding here. Good luck.
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Best Rod for <$50??
Try a All Star Select or a Shimano Convergence. I have used both and find them to be about the lightest and toughest in that price range.
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Night Fishing
I find that bass tend to roam around at night hence I use a lure that would act like a searchbait but larger with lots of noise and vibration. Try a 3/4 - 1oz. black spinnerbait or a large topwater plug.
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NEW GUY
Welcome to Bassresource DADto4. Stick around and you will learn allot.
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Fish breaks jaw....
Wow and owwwwww.
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Catching Pickerel on Pickerel Lures
Try a #11 Husky Jerk. I guarantee it.
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God made pickerel...
Man, at Lake Murray all I have to do is find a calm cove with channels and tie on a # 11 Husky Jerk to catch Chain Pickerel. They are about the best fighting freshwater fish out there.