Bass Hammer

The problem is that when you get stuck thinking that is the surest way to a big sack most people will miss the fact that some other technique was the right way to go. They will beat a dead horse all day and then say "Well, if they didn't bite a senko they just were not biting. Exactly

I think I have the same problem

Cool man 8-) Let us know what you get.

Raul is right. You need to be able to break your line when you hang up or else you will be cutting off lots of line.

Congrats and good luck

You and me both. I have a buddy that has a deal with them......best he can tell is late fall 07

Just what I was thinking.

Pith on it.....I wouldn't stand for it. Oh yeah???........................... well let me tell you something. It ain't understood in California either. One time after a very strenuous night of club hopping with my cousin in hollywood, I had to relieve myself so bad I couldn't hold it. So I went around the side of this closed gas gas station. I had just started pithy'n when a cop drove up and threatened to lock me up! Well my fine long legged friend. I failed to see the humor in that!!!! ;D P.S. I think Avid just hit on me. He called me long legged and fine....

All hail the power of the monkey

After doing that, everything else must be boring.

LOL

Congrats.....I'm with you on the exotics.......almost is never enough

Crazy hot here in Georgia.......103 today.....7:45pm and it's still 98

I always cut off some line as I re-tie. When I see my casting distance going down and start seeing my uni to uni knot showing I'll take it the rest of the way off. That is usually about once a month.

I like them......I'm usually fond of most wooden baits. As far as colors go, match your forage. We're getting ready to go into the fall feeding frenzy shortly so for me I'm throwing shad colors alot. Chrome, shad, red, brown, and greens (fire tiger) will cover about everything. Good luck

Honestly I have never noticed a difference at night.

I agree with Basspro....Vanish is terrible. For true fluoro InvizX is hard to beat. I've had good luck with triplefish also. I used to not spool fluoro as much as you would mono....usually this will help keep it from jumping off the spool. Invizx is soft enough that I don't worry about it anymore.

It should be fine.

I'm with Cart...there is no way I could come close to that ;D ;D

You might look at KVD's "bass strategies" and "secrets of a champion". Both books explain techniques and conditions pretty good.

For me usually on a split shot rig

No I won't Wow

Welcome What part of G'ville are you fishing?

Welcome

Robert looks like you got some toys also. Cool 8-)