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Please tell me everyone was watching that baseball game. I'm still shaking!

that is the best cole slaw

I probably wouldn't buy powerworms, but I would definitely buy beer. Bear Republic Racer 5

How 'bout them *****?

I am not swimming the football jigs either. My post might be somewhat misleading. Thanks for the input!

I just put in an order of Magician's Swim Jigs (3/8oz) and Hitman Football Jigs (1/2oz) from Black Angel Jigs. What is everyone's favorite swim jig trailer? Football jig? I was thinking Zoom Ultra Vibe Speed craws or a small Colorado blade for the swim jigs and Rage Tail or Netbait Craws/Chunks for the football jigs. Thanks for the help! P.S. They have not arrived yet, but Gabe Spencer, the owner, answered my emails promptly and was very informative.

Sorry you just brought a deep sea fishing rod to a bass fishing rod war. And of course ugly stick would be rated that high. Its the best in the world for that kind of fishing. But lets see you fish a t-rig on it. The Vendetta and Cumulus are both rods for bass fishing. Capt.O That was a joke

fair enough

I fish a lot of smaller ponds, but would like to learn to better fish a jig. Would a 1/2 ounce football jig or something similar in size be too large for these small ponds? Thanks for the help! -Broc

I was thinking heavier weights with the big hooks for fishing deep with big worms instead of a texas rig.

They are here in Columbia, SC. I'll go talk to them for ya ;D

You took my smartass answer

This summer, I was thinking of throwing a Mann's Jelly Worm on a shakey head instead of a Texas Rig for deeper waters. Does anyone know of a company that makes shakey heads with maybe 5/0-7/0 hooks. I would also prefer a screwlock for the worm. Thanks for the help!

and an expensive disappointment at that

Anybody tried em? I am looking at ordering a few from TW

My buddy Torsten (tor329 on here) bought the Skeet 7' Spinnerbait/Worm rod, and while i never actually fished it, it felt extremely soft when i held it. It might be good for lighter spinnerbaits but I don't think I would use it for throwing plastics (except maybe weightless plastics). It almost seemed more like a crankbait rod to me. I am interested to hear about the Excel though because I am seriously considering ordering one from TW. Thanks for the post. -Broc

I always loved his sausage.....

I also have the 7' MH 2 piece. Not great, but at 50 bucks, its a decent rod.

WOAH...look at that tail Nice fish!

are awesome. I haven't been throwing soft plastics much lately, opting for spinnerbaits and wakebaits mostly. While I set the hook with those, it is not quite the same. Today I caught one on a senko, and when that line goes sideways and you cross that fish's eyes, there is nothing like it. To me, it is the best feeling in fishing.

I'm ready to be chastised here. I hate my citica. I would go with the BPS Pro Qualifier or the Revo S if I was you. The Citica does not cast well for me and changing the brake is a pain. I might be the only person on this site who does not like the Citica though, so there is a pretty good chance you'll enjoy it. It is just not for me.

"I am not for hard drugs being legal cuz that is just plain stupid but weed on the other hand, I cant find much bad to say about it other then that it kills motivation but so does sitting around and playing video games or watching tv" so does this thread... :

All of these look really good, but the Compre and the Lamiglass Excel really stick out...anybody tried em both?

nice fish! GO C0CKS

I am looking for a decent trigger rod for soft plastics (senkos, trick worms, creature baits, etc.) around $100. I probably won't be throwing anything over 1/2oz. I bought a Mojo Spinnerbait rod hoping to use it as an all around rod, but it is not sensitive at all and I have been losing a lot of fish on it. Any suggestions?