Everything posted by Darren.
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6'6" rods
Hope not! Plenty of us still use 6'6" and below. Though TW doesn't carry many rods 6'6" and below based on my checking over the years.
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New Setup Suggestions
Welcome aboard!
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Hobie Compass Mirage
September 2017. Not that long, so I suppose "out for a while" is relative Like cars, the 2018 model available in 2017...
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Hobie Compass Mirage
It is a nice boat and price point, been out for a while, watched several reviews on it. Good stuff.
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Dogwoods already in bloom in Richmond?
No doubt! I was shocked at how much the weeds have grown at NNPK. I suspect they will spray some copper sulfate this year since they haven't done so for several years.
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Dogwoods already in bloom in Richmond?
I see a bridge in the background, can't ID where you were at! Deep green water. Were you in Williamsburg? I'm glad you had success. I only had three rods with me and a somewhat limited amount of time. I felt I should have thrown cranks and spinners, but went with wacky, drop, and swim bait. Shoulda gone with my gut, I suppose
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New Member - Kentucky
Welcome aboard, Chuck!
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Dogwoods already in bloom in Richmond?
My dogwood buds are embiggened but not quite blooming. Still some time on the clock. Will be interesting with the temp fluctuations in the coming days, as @MassYak85 mentions.
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Weedless Wacky Hooks ?
I hope mine was a fluke, a bad batch or something. Either way, it scared me off trying 'em again. Good luck with your testing.
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Weedless Wacky Hooks ?
I tried the Hayabusa Spin Muscle, I think 2 packs, lost several to snags, but had at least one break on me. Scared me off of them for good, I'm afraid. Loved the design and price, but alas, Gammy has never broken on me so has my full trust.
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Weedless Wacky Hooks ?
Looks good!!
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Old member returning
Welcome back, Terry!
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Weedless Wacky Hooks ?
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Dropshoting senko's
Wacky drop, yes, but not nose hooked. I will be trying some 3" senkos this year on the drop, though.
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Anyone try a ballistic LT yet?
I'm curious for those who have the LT and have or have used a Stradic or above with direct drive handles... Do the LT reels, which don't have direct drive handles, have any play when reeling? I have experienced play with my son's Lexa 2000, and other Daiwa reels I've played with. Again, just curious. My Stradics have zero play.
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New PB looking for replica service
Congrats on the PB, and welcome aboard! Did you catch & release her? She's got some great genetics at that size! And can't really help with tax peeps. I know Bass Pro offers replicas, have you tried them?
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Shenandoah
Welcome aboard! Never fished up that way...yet.
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Line for Spinning Reel
I mainly use 15# now, but I also use 10# on one. I'm fine with 10#, actually, but I got a killer deal on a 1500 yard spool of PowerPro SuperSlick 8 in 15# that I couldn't pass on. Anyhow, I use leaders from 4-15# but mainly 6, 8, 10. Line is either Yo-Zuri Hybrid or Gamma Edge fluoro.
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Line for Spinning Reel
I like to use braid for mainline on spinning reels. It is better for line management. But to each his/her own. I also prefer a leader attached in order to keep my mainline from depleting too fast for the many hook ties I might do on an outing.
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Bass Fishing Murky water?
Welcome aboard, dude!
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Jerkbait PB
Dang, dude. That's a Virginny hog, fer sure. Congrats!!
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New to everything bass / ft Lauderdale fl
Welcome aboard!
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Back to Fishing in Texas
Welcome aboard, Brett!
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New Member - Central Virginia
Welcome aboard, Jesse!