dude loves to fish

top water - bang-0-lure (black/red) spro little John cranking or bandit (spring craw). I fish shallow as well.

I bought a bottle of the Power Team Lures new hog tonic and like it a lot. It stays with your bait longer and has a powerful scent. Don't have to keep spraying your lures all day.

I have the Kistler DPT78T rod and I really like it a lot. The sensitivity of this rod is Unbelievable and it is extremely light, thats what sold me on this rod. I can fish a big jig all day and my hands and arms are not tired. When it comes to rods, I look for the most sensitive one I can find and to me, Kistler has the most sensitive. Great rod to travel with.

sizmic toad jr.

this is a great crankbait. probably have about 20 of these.

Power Team Lures has come out with some awesome baits. The Craw D'oeuvre is a great flipping bait with great action. Also the Texas -rig jig. For finesse fishing they have the finicky tickler.

revo winch

The Helium does have more sensitivity than the mag rod. I have 3 of the heliums and about 5 of the mags. They are both great rods. The helium would be a great rod for the application you will be using it for. I personally like the mag because of the feel. I also bought a couple of the new z bones, now you want to talk about sensitivity, these rods are almost to sensitive. But yeah, the helium does have a little more sensitivity.

Power Team Lures has come out with a bait that is great for drop Shoting, the Finicky Tickler. This 5" worm has great action on the drop shot and they all are impregnated with a special scent that will make your fish hang on longer. June bug is my favorite.

Revo SX and STX. Smooth

The chatterbait is great anywhere, anytime. Most favorite is the solid white and I use a twin tail trailer. Works great in muddy water in the black and blue. Caught some big fish at Lake Eufaula last fall with the chatterbait.

Thanks, I ordered some of the Lizards and Diesel Craws. They looked like they would catch a big un.

Has anyone tried the new Power Team Lures plastics? I got a few of their Craw D'oeuvre lures and used a couple of weeks ago and I have to say, those are some awesome baits. Just wondering what anyone else thought? The web site had some goodlooking baits.

I have a Kistler 7'-0" Magnesium rod that I use for flukes. If you are looking for a sensitive rod then this would be your rod. MH power / fast action. I like the ones with the micro guides on them, you can cast your bait at farther distances and with the line laying on the rod, it makes it just that more sensitive. check em out - www.kistlerrods.com.

Beard trimmer works great. Just replaced carpet in my Uncles boat and had to trim every lid on the boat. Used my trimmer to trim all edges and now they close fairly well, still snug. Now gotta go buy a new trimmer.

Take a look at the Kistler magnesium rods. The 6-9 all purpose rod would be a great rod for this application and it is super sensitive.

20 rods in the boat - 6-8 on the deck, all different actions and baits.

Check out the Kistler Rods. These are the most lightest and most sensitive rods that I have ever used. You can now go to their website and build your own custom rod for the application you want to use it for. I have 4 of the new custom z bones and I will be getting more. Great Rods.

Yes, the Helium II rod is a great rod for jigs. I have 2 of them and they are great rods. I just bought the new z bone and this rod is amazing. The most sensitive and the lightest rod that I have ever used. You will not be making a mistake if you get the Helium. And the customer service is the best bar none.

Don't know about the Duckett rods but the Kistler Micro rod is amazing. Kistler is using the Northfork blanks for their rods and I believe that they are the lightest and most sensitive rods out on the market. I have a couple of the micro magnesiums and a couple of the new z bones and will own more soon. Blank quality is great.

I like the Kistler 7' medium, very light and sensitive.

way to go, that is awesome

Top water works good with my cranking rod.

I really like the new micro guides. I got a couple of the new Kistler z bones with the new micro guides and these rods are great. With the micro guides I have no more line slapping when I make long casts and with the line sitting on the rod, you can feel more bites/structure. Plus, no more line tangling when you got several rods laying on the deck. Just my opinion, but I think all my Kistler rods will have micro guides on them from now on.

Kistler Magnesiums - a great rod for the price. There is a magnesium for all applications.