Steve P.

Muddy, what does Keith coming on here a month ago and attacking ME have to do with this post? If you'll notice, the attack was unprovoked by me AND I never responded to it. Where do you come up with this idea that we are arguing back and forth on this site when he was banned a couple of years ago? Wouldn't he have to be a member here for us to have an argument? Your entire line of reasoning isn't even rational. I'm also unaware of us going at each other on "another site" for quite some time. Please enlighten me. Have you also noticed that you're the only one who posted this type of response? It's because you don't make any sense, dude.

I agree with George Welcome. If this article is so great, how come the guy that wrote it can't EVER put his clients on fish at Stickmarsh? LMAO!! Don't let this guy's "smoke and mirrors" articles distract you from your goals of catching Bass..................

Throw it out. Let it sink to the bottom. Drag it slowly with the rod a foot or two. Take up slack with the reel as you prepare to move it again. A lot of times you will not feel the fish "hit" it so to speak. When you go to move it with your rod, it will feel mushy or just "load up". You'll just feel the fish surge with it. This is why it's important to move the rig with your rod, and not your reel. A crig requires a powerful rod and powerful sweeping hookset. The hookset is different than a Texas rig. You need a 7ft or longer rod with this technique.

You look to be late twenties??? How the heck have you been married 20 years? Congrats!!

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RW, for real?????