Rebel Angler

Yeah man same here! Anything over 5lbs I'm more than happy with. Thanks guys!

Thanks! caught her on a texas rigged strike king rodent, in watermelon w/ red flake

so far the biggest this summer, she weighed out at 5.31

great fish my man! congrats on new PB!

water pong right? but yeah my mistake, I meant neighborhood pond! thanks!

Me an one of my buddies went out yesterday afternoon to a local neighborhood lake an both did pretty good. This was my best fish of the day, which was pretty good sized for this lake. She weighed 3.59lbs

Got this in the mail this past monday Citica 200E an Dobyns Savvy 7' MH

mtn dew and levi garrett

Ended up goin all out an got a dobyns savvy 7' mh casting instead. Glad I made the switch. Still went w/ the citica though! Can't wait till it gets here!

Yeah I saw that about what brands are excluded in the sale, that sucks. But yeah I'll check ebay an some other sites before I buy from TW.

Since *** is having this memorial day sale I figured now would be the best time to finally make my first real rod an reel purchase. So far I'm thinking about getting a 7' MH Bucoo an pair it w/ a Citica. What do you guys think? I'm open to any other suggestions as long as the rod is between $100-130. Thanks!

I've been dying to go see Robin Hood since the first time I saw a commercial for it. I mean I'm assuming it's gonna be awesome since its got Russell Crowe in it, an if it turns out to be half as good as Gladiator than it should be awesome! Anybody gone to see it yet, was it any good?

welcome to BR man

I could handle 3rd any day. Nice fish!

thats awesome man, an nice fish I used to vacation for a week at Smith Mountain back in the day w/ my family. We'd rent a house on the lake for a week an ski/board an fish all week. Good times.

nice set of fish!

welcome to BR man

welcome to BR man

I jus used to use my cell too, but a month or two ago I got a cheap little $100 digital camera to take some better pics than the phone can.

welcome to BR man

look awesome man!

welcome to BR man

thanks for all the great tips guys, it helps a lot! I've got several adult friends at church that have been playing for years, and all of them play acoustic, electric, an bass guitar. So I feel pretty confident any of them would be a solid bet as far as being a good instructor. Plus I know for certain that they'd do it for free. So that helps a lot too. An two of them have a connection with a guy that works at a music shop that said he might be able to cut me a deal on a guitar. so after 2 or 3 weeks of working this summer I should have enough money to buy a decent guitar, or that's the plan at least. Only thing that sucks about buying my first guitar is, all the money I'm gonna spend on it is money I won't have to spend on fishin stuff

thanks for all the tips so far guys, helps a lot. There's a lot of people at my church that play the guitar and I know for sure that any of them would give me lessons for free. I could also get just about any of them to go w/ me to the music shop to help me pick one out. To be completely honest though, the main reason I wana learn to play is because I feel like learning how to play the guitar would help me later on learn to play the banjo. I actually already have a banjo, but I just don't understand music enough to be able to teach myself and there's just not that many people that play the banjo to get lessons from. I know that the banjo and guitar are completely different instruments, but I feel like after a few years of playing the guitar I might be able to get to where I could learn the banjo. The other reason I wana start to learn to play this summer, is because my dad used to play the guitar growing up, but he quit playin when he was in his early 20s an now doesn't remember how to play. So I was thinkin it would be cool for me to get a guitar an he bust out his old one an me an him start to learn together. Then he can learn again an also be able to help me out. It's a win-win.

anybody that plays the guitar, think you could give me some advice? I've been wantin to learn how to play the guitar for some time an never got around to it this semester. So I've been thinkin about gettin one an try to learn to play over the summer since I won't have school to worry about. Any of yall think I could learn to play well enough by the end of the summer to say that I know how to play the guitar? Like knowing the basics and maybe a few songs? Also what would be a good beginners guitar, one that's not to expensive, but at least decent quality. Oh and I'm left handed. thanks for the help an advice!