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Yeah it's a nice little fishing village. Thankfully it hasn't turned into a little island that has a million people on year round like Mrytle beach or some place similar. We stay on 4th St. at my grandmas house. Do you stay at a hotel or at a house?

Is your meduim-light Falcon rod casting or spinning? The $100.00 price range is becoming very popular these days. Just about every company is making rods in that price range: Falcon Bucoo rods Wright & McGill Skeet Reese rods Abu Garcia Vendetta rods And many more I can't think of right now

Thats what I said in my original post, but the thing that caught my eye was that is was a Zoom Bait and they generally have low price ranges. :

I forgot to mention that my name is: whats_that_94

Nice guys. I just got online for the first time last night. The game I play the most are NCAA Football 09, but I will be playing MW2 and Madden 09 with the best of you when I hopefully get it for Christmas.

Sorry to continue the video talk for you old folks. But what is your on-line name for you guys that have got a PS3? I am trying to find some friends because I just recently got my PS3 on-line.

From the sound of it I have got to get Modern Warefare 2 and hook my PS3 up to on-line.

OK thanks. I will look into it.

Yes I saw this bait on Simmons Sporting Goods while I was online last night. Haven't tried it though, but when I get some money it will probably be my next crankbait purchase. BTW, Are you still looking for a Zoom Z-1?

I tie my own, but I don't see why using pre-made rigs would hurt your catch ratio. In fact, the only thing it might hurt is your wallet.

My one and only GPS unit is a Lowrance HDS-7 and I am trying to get a mapping chip for some of the lakes I fish. My question is which one should I get? I know the HDS versions have a option for the Lake Insight feature, should I get this one? I believe that all the HDS versions are compatible with are Navionics. The list of lake maps that my HDS is compatible with are as follows: 1. Silver 2. Gold 3. Platinum 4. Platinum Plus 5. Hotmaps Premium 6. Hotmaps Platinum

Nice fish. She's around the 6, 7, or 8 lb. range. Once again, nice fish.

A lot of people use them in extremely deep water to pick off the suspended fish and the fish that are feeding on shad or other baitfish.

I use a split shot rig with a minnow in saltwater for Flounder; I might have to use this rig and a minnow for Bass too.

Most probably think this is just another paddle-tail swim bait, but if it has the price range of other Zoom Baits I will take it over all others. Available January 2010: http://zoombait.com/2009/11/zoom_swimmin_super_fluke_1/

Probably a Shimano Clarus rod: http://www.***.com/descpageRDSSHIMANO-SHCLSR.html And a Quantum Code spinning reel: http://www.***.com/descpageRLSQUANTUM-QCS.html

Lil' Wayne

WTG you two!!!!!

The Lake Fork Live Magic Shad's work pretty good for Flounder. I have never used them for Bass though.

Berkley Trilene 100% Flourocarbon

Mine would have to be a Lucky Craft G-Splash popper. Only have had it about 5 months but it has already caught me a PB.

Mine would be a 7.4 LMB. Didn't post it on here because I hit the "END" button on my phone before I saved the picture!!! (I think I won the dummy of the year award for doing that!!) Anyway, I caught it on a Lucky Craft G-Splash in ghost blue shad color fishing the edge of some matted grass in about 4' of water.

The only time I really consider using a tube is when I am sight fishing. Probably should use them more, but I haven't.

Yup, I too love Carolina rigs. There is nothing better for covering deep water when it is too deep for a crankbait. My favorite bait for a Carolina rig is a 10" ribbontail worm or a 10" Kut tail worm.

if it didn't fall out of the sky when he shot it, then how in the world could he have retrieved it? ;D I dunno?