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We just might have ourself a new craze in dropshot fishing thanks to you!

I also don't know what they big deal about their guides are. To me the guides are the same as any other quality rod and they look secure and strong.

I use a weightless Zoom Trickworm in Bruised Banana color, but don't tell anybody!!!!!!!!!

First off how do you locate roadbeds? Do you do it by looking on a map or do you do it by cruising around looking at your GPS? Once you find them do you fish in the ditches that surround it or do you fish right on top of the road? Also what is your favorite bait for fishing roadbeds? Thanks for the help guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't you just hate it when that happens?

I also saw the commercial. I have never used it before but I have heard of it before and I have also seen people catch fish on it. BTW, he said it was ONE of the hottest techniques on the tour.

I went to Gander Mt. last night and picked up the 7'6" flipping stick. I absolutely love this thing, if I could marry it I would. I am about to leave to go to the lake in about an hour or so I will let you guys know how it did.

Never really fished in the evening so I am going to have to go with morning.

If you hate pizza like me then you won't have to worry about that.

x2 on the Smelly Jelly. Though recently I have had trouble with the applicator tip becoming open and spilling over the place. I am going to try Megastrike some this year and see if this problem gets better with Megastrike.

Also agree that Trilene XL Smooth Casting won't give you much memory problems. Also it wouldn't hurt to use some KVD Line and Lure conditioner.

I was just about to post the same question!!! I think it is just personal preference.

I also agree that is a nice fish.

I don't think she will have died of starvation. I was in the exact same situation yesterday and all I did was cut the line at the hook and let the hook rust out. Thats all you can do for her, give her a chance and maybe she will live.

I would have come up with something better than Monday Friday.

What do you guys perfer for fishing lipped crankbaits? Most crankbaits I will be fishing will be DD22's. I was using flourocarbon and I always thought that it helped the crankbait get deeper but now I am thinking monofilament because of it's stretch it will help me from ripping the crankbait out of the fishes mouth. Also if you could reccomend line poundage that would be super!

Wait about 2 seconds (less if you feel the weight of the fish before then) then reel up the slack and give him (her) the business end of your hook.

I am on the line between getting a Bass Pro Shops JM or a e21 Carrot Stix. Which ever one I get it is going to be the flipping stick model. I was just wondering what you guys would reccomended.

I would reccomended the KVD cranking. I am going to get the 7'4" MH as soon as I get the money.

I use the Smithwick Suspending Rogues in the Log Perch color.

Don't you just love it when a backup plan works?

I am starting to like Junebug and Bruised Banana. But if you ask me tomorrow it will be something else.

Bassmaster magazine for sure. They have many different and pretty informative articles in the magazine.

Go with what Sam said, that is exactly what I do.

I go with a jerkbait for schooling bass. I think that a jerkbait resembles a wounded shad quite well and with all those shad running around it's nice to have something different that the bass will key in on.