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I actually wish they didn't either. It would have been great to have that as the record and CA is the only state I know of that has that "hooked inside the mouth" law. Michigan has the same law.

I first use a jig... Then I go to a 4" albino fluke on a 6-8" drop shot... This rig is killer, trust me. I won 3 tournaments using it...

Big Black Jig.....

Enjoy every second....

Downs ssavy 734 would be perfect for you...

My #1 bait last year....Crazy leg chigger craw in green pumpkin/black flake

x2 My first was a Shimano Crucial 7' Medium/Medium fast paired with a Shimano Citica 201e... I love this rod for shallow and lipless cranks...

A couple of Michigan state records Bass, Largemouth 11-15 Bass, Smallmouth 9-4 Lake Sturgeon 193-0 Musky, Great Lks. 48-0 Musky, Northern 49-12 Musky, Tiger 51-3 Northern Pike 39-0 Walleye 29 11-0 17-3

First picture is of me with a big girl of the summer. Second is of the last mourning on my October U.P. Perch fishing trip.

What tournament are you fishing?

I scrap from time to time. I just drive threw neighborhoods on their garbage night and usually fill my truck up. Aluminum gas grills, washers, water heaters, electrical, plumbing pipes/fixtures, anything and everything. Sometimes you even find bonuses like working lawn mowers and bicycles. When I was unemployed I did it for a year, 3-4 days a week and would make $200+ profit a week after expenses like gas, food, etc.

I just bought the ss734c and ordered the ss766c....I hope I did not make a mistake myself... Worst case scenario I just bought myself a badazz froggin stick I have never handle a dobyns rod before tonight, I'm just going with the advice dave p(the Dobyns master)gave me... One thing I am for sure on is the 804 cb that i'm getting next...that thing is a freaking beast...

electric hair clippers will work wonders....It worked great for my boat...

Use a bigger diameter line. I use 50lb without any problems of digging.

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The 764 will be much too light for any frogging and flipping even moderate cover. The 766 Savvy is an awesome rod, and for the longest time I was using my 766 Champion as a second frog rod when needed. Definitely can pull double duty no doubt about it. Excellent! David, Thank you for your expertise on the Dobyns. I'm going to go with the 766 savvy for my pitchin and froggin in heavy cover. I have another question for you. I currently have a Shimano Compre CPC-X66MB(6'6"medium, extra fast)that I use for 1/4-3/8oz T-rigs and swim Jigs. I want to replace it with something better , and a little more power. My plans right now are to upgrade to a St.Croix Avid 7' medium, fast. What rod would you recommend in a Savvy?

How does this rod perform Pitchin 1/2oz jigs or 1oz bullets for punching light slop? I hardly ever flip just mostly pitch.

Anyone have this rod? How do you like it? I'm Looking for a rod to mostly pitch docks, slop and pads with, but I am also wanting a rod that will sling a frog. I'm torn between this rod and the 764 Champion :-/. What would you get?

buy it right now...

really.....

when and where... I must go as well...

Love it! 8-) I Like anything Aaron does.....

You guys with the PT Boats have alot more deck space the the Pro Crappie boats....Im jealous, if tried to keep more than three rods on my deck I would step on em. The crappie boats only have two small storage compartments ... :'(

I once did the same thing as you, strapping them on top....Last winter I removed the box portion of the rod locker, so now I just lay the them on the left side of the front deck. Just have to strap them down when running the big motor. I can strap three or four on the deck and put four in the locker...

I bought a new rug for the house...