Darren.
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Everything posted by Darren.
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That's cool!
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Heh...yeah. Gotta be careful fishing there.
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Can't say it's happened to me, but hey, that's quite a catch!
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Welcome aboard!
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I was gonna say a puddle, but I'm just being snarky this AM One place you wouldn't think you'd ever catch one: Storm drain.
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Pain felt. Got my Costas repaired after temple broke. Two weeks later I sat on them and cracked a lense. At least I can get them repaired... sorry for your loss
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Welcome aboard! Thanks for protecting our freedoms!
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Condolences for your loss. A sad time, to be sure.
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Welcome aboard! Snakes are definitely on the menu for bass, of that I've never had a doubt. But the claims made of all the bites and such, not buying it. Great pic but I had to grab the URL out of the code, so... Here's your pic, reposted for you:
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Welcome aboard!
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Heck, I've had beavers and otters scare the living daylights out of me during the DAY! Couldn't imagine fishing out of my yak in the dead of night in our waters.
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Welcome aboard, Jonah!
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Gaffy Greenhorn
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Geez, that thing at a kids bowling ball!
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I use both 10 and 15# Power Pro and PPSS8 on my spinning gear and there's little difference in casting distance. I happened to catch my PB on 10# braid on a bait caster in thick slop. Used a 10# leader. Bass was 7.5#.
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Welcome aboard!
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By far, for me, a ¾ oz football jig that got stuck on a dock. It was practically brand new, and my first intro to football jigs. Caught me some nice bass on that. Still have it, to!
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I actually cut down the butt of one of my Carbonlite rods which makes it not hit my vest anymore. Rod is now 6'3" instead of 6'6".
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I for one use rods no longer than 6'6" because I find they get in the way when I'm in tight quarters with either low-hanging trees, or other structure that can interfere with casting. My favorite size is probably in the 6-6'3" range, or even 5'9". I'm fully aware that the trend is toward longer rods, but they're just not my cup of tea and I don't care what the trend is! I fish what makes my time on the water more enjoyable. I caught my PB of 7.5# on a 6' casting rod, and I've caught numerous bass over 6# on my 5'9" spinning rod. Just my experience, and I'm sticking to it!
