KentuckyDave

I am in Ft. Myers and always looking for different places to freshwater fish from a yak

I am about to purchase my first kayak and am needing some help deciding between these 2.... 1. Field and Stream Shadow Caster 2. Pelican Catch 120 What would you all go with?????

Very good hard baits from my experience....only crankbaits I throw

Craw patterns sexy shad any other type baitfish color

Check out the H20 express line at Academy as well....

You could also try the H2O Express line of jerkbaits from Academy....they have produced well for me and I definitely don't mind if I do lose one bc of the price point

Is there any way to find out what forage are in waters you are planning on going to for the first time or just lakes and rivers in general?

I am sorry I didn't specify what I thought was big... I'm just looking for a 5-7" bait not any of the gigantic ones sorry for the confusion

What would be a good hard swimbait to start out with? I cannot afford those swimbaits that are well over $100. I probably could afford $50 and under. Any suggestions would be wonderful. Thanks in advance!

I just got some of these in from TW. They look and feel amazing. Has anyone used these and what kind of feedback do you have for them?

It is not operational...in its infant stages because of things like this...he has not spent any money whatsoever as of yet...more so waiting to see what items will cost so he can get an idea of what kind of margin he can expect over time

How do you go about getting a distributor catalog?

Does anyone know what you have to do to go about getting a contract with Shimano or Lews to carry their products in your retail store? I have a buddy getting ready to start his own outdoors store and was wondering how to go about doing all of these sorts of things. Thanks in advance

For $160 I have 0 complaints....I see many more orders in the future from our buddy in Alabama!

I just got my Lews Tournament Speed Spool in today paired with a *** 6' 7" MH rod and all I can say is WOW!! The reel casts like a dream and this is the first year I have ever thrown a baitcaster. The rod I bought off of TW based off of reviews and PM's with different people through the forum and all I can say is I am glad I did! The feel of this rod is the amazing. I have had trouble in the past of catching fish with bottom contact lures because I couldn't feel the bite. Through watching Glenn's videos I have learned so much and put it all to use today. I saw the line jump before I felt the bite but still felt it! This is the first time I have ever felt the bite and I have to say I think the *** had a lot to do with it! I am so thankful to have this forum as a resource to me and for everyone's patience and support through so many posts and nagging questions in a sport that many think is too "top secret" to share any information. Thanks again!