DWG1984

I have to go with the bow and arrow, I cant seem to ever hit a bass with that system to d**n fast. ;D

Its like anything else with fishing, on any given day the fish may hit more on green line then the next day only hit the clear. Without much indication of why.

x3 on the tierra this is a pretty good review of the reel http://www.tackletour.com/reviewdaiwatierra.html

I like using heat shrink tubing, I cut a 1/8 inch section and hook right through it. It saves a ton of worms.

I have two mojos, that Ive used for about a year with absolutly no problems. In fact I like the rods alot, maby I just got lucky and got the only good ones in the batch.

I think I might have to buy a Bradia that I cant afford ;D

He said this was his last season due to his wifes health, he wants to fish one last classic. Im definitly rooting for him.

5" Berkley wacky crawler 7.5" yum ribbon tail 4.75" houdini worm

Chigger Craw

1/8 oz shakey head and a berkley wacky crawler or a 1/8 oz pegged bullet weight with a 2/0 hook with the same worm

I took a buddy of mine and his fiance fishing all was well, until I stood up to make a cast. Simultaniuosly with me his fiance was on her backswing a 4/0 lucky strike weighted hook ended up in my neck. We pulled the worm off, cut the line and proceeded to try to cut the hook, apparently my pliers were junk. We ended up at the local fire station, the emt guys there had no idea what to do they tried to take a scalple to it and finally I told them to push it through and cut the barb off. The funny thing is I was fine except for a little squirming, my buddy on the other hand ( who happens to be a Mohawk having Harley riding kind of bad *** guy) is white as a bed sheet sweating and hiding his eyes. I love giving him a hard time about that. I still have two little scars on my neck it looks like I got bit by a vampire.

i just picked up a 7' MH one piece, I had a 25$ gift certificate so i got it for 28 bucks. The rod feels really expecially for what I paid for it. Ive checked out the BPS Carbonlights and this rod looks and feels much nicer.

4.75 houdini worm on a 1/8 shakey head

I really like the medium power mojos thier light and sensitive. The heavier models are a bit clunky.

They help alot but thier not a sure fire way to find fish, look at the guys in the classic who zeroed. Im sure everyone of them has side imaging and it didnt help a bit.

I saw somone wacky rigging them and weighting the tail its a pretty unique looking presentation, I think its called a neco rig Im planning on trying it this year

Ive used the Tournament zx for almost three years now, it was the first baitcaster I ever bought. The drag is good but has a little problem pulling the bass out of thick pads. The brakes are great and it casts smooth and accurate.

I like the booyah nest raiders. Thier hand tied with both rubber and silicone in the skirt, I pair them with a 3" chigger craw trailer.

Dingers, trick worms, and anything 1/8 and under. I also use them for anytime I need to skip.

Ive used it but it wears off fairly quick, I like car touch up paint its really durable.

Thanks guys

7ft medium st.croix mojo team daiwa advantage reel berkely 100% flouro 8#

If your looking into a medium to MH rod go with the mojo I use those and there nice the heavys are clunkers. By the way the falcons feel in the store, Im definitly going to try one very soon.

Johnson silver minnow

I trim the weed gaurds on 45 degree angle just past the hook and cut out about five of the fibers. The skirts I go 1/4 inch past the hook in a V shape.