Blake R.

War Dang Eagle! Lookin' good man! I bet that lizard is killer, let me know if you decide to sell some.

Cadman, I would really appreciate it if you would send me the instructions, or just post them on here. Those jokers get expensive!

Legit. Placed my first order Sunday, got them yesterday. Have not got to use them yet.

I bet those little jokers bank around in the wood like champs! Do you sell any?

So I've heard. South Florida is a melting pot of non-native species.

I'm in NW Florida, so no pythons that I know of. The moccasin pattern sounds good. As said, dark brown with a light yellow (cream?) belly.

Dude, I would love a bait like this. I have been looking for a snake bait as well, let me know if you can make one or if any of you guys know of a good one.

The Eeliminator will be killer on a swimming jig to imitate bluegill and shad.

#2.

If I happened to fish against him the same day that Hell froze over, without a doubt. Honestly, in a one day tournament I MAY be able to hold my own. Past that, I get smoked.

Z is the man! And Manbearpig is from a Southpark episode, featuring Al Gore

I have been fishing the RS baits for several months now with no problems. Great action and the fish like them too. Fun little bait.

TW is awesome. Generally their prices are lower than BPS, and they have good deals going all the time. Throw in free shipping over $50 and it's game over.

I'm game for Florida. If we fish another state as well can we submit fish for that state as well?

Anyone else notice this? "Sports network ESPN added 44 percent more pages than planned to an insert in its "Bassmaster Magazine" aimed at saltwater fishermen because of advertiser demand." Last time I check, Bassmaster was a bass fishing publication; not a saltwater.

I have fished for as long as I can remember. That being said; The fish that hooked me was a little, maybe a pound, bass that slammed a Mann's Classic Spinnerbait. I saw him hit, and set the hook so hard he turned into an unsuspecting torpedo. No fight, but I was as pumped as possible for an eight (or so) year old.

Never thought of jumping in... "Test pitching" A jig into the tank and sight fishing the biggest fish into biting? Absolutely contemplate it, every time.

About half a million less fishermen and pleasure boaters on our small, local rivers would be really, really nice.

The Bass Harasser's are horrible. I ordered 2 packs of the 5 inch version. They look great, but had very little action and a tendency to roll, no matter how much tuning I did.

Depends on the size. I used some of the 5 inchers last year on a weighted hook... really didn't like them. Not much action compared to other hollow bodied baits.

S0rry to rain on your parade, but I'm from Florida!

Spots are down right bad. I love catching them... I'll be making a trip to Lake Martin at the end of the month for some spotted beast fishin' ;D Afterthought: Spots are a bad fish, but a COOSA RIVER spot is dang near evil! I saw a 12 inch Coosa spot take a 6 pound heads lunch money one time

I can pitch pretty accurately out to about 30 feet. Past that, roll cast. Or, if I need to get it under a bush or a low dock, I'll skip the bait.

No clue, but remember bearing count doesn't mean anything. Bearing placement and quality is what matters. Most of those 10 bearings are going to be crammed into useless places, I would be willing to bet.

Wel, I have a few of the 4 in. Slow sinks, a bluegill wake (that sinks super, super slow), and I HAD a bluegill SS and a 5 inch fast sink. The bluegill I lost to a chain pickerel, and the fast sink I lost today on a hookset, Turns out I had a chip in my tip, and it cut my line. I also have the suspending version, but have yet to throw it.