*Hootie

Just because he hasn't caught anything on it, is no reason to call him a clown......Just kidding, just kidding. Hootie

I am looking at the flyer and I am seeing white reels but no white rods. On page 17 of the flyer, it shows the Carbonlite rod. Still charcoal gray, or black. Hootie

All five??....wasn't planning on buying any Kistlers, but if I were, I would now be changing my mind. Hootie

Lol.... The neighbors cats have temporarily vanished. To cold, and to much snow in the backyard. Hootie

Actually, I would like to "MAYBE", {yes I know I said that about the Scorpion}, get another Core 100MG before they disappear. Hootie

As you requested Maico. Hootie

I have the loomis spinnerbait rod. It's burgundy colored. Hootie

That's my favorite, second, Culprit in Junebug. Hootie

Less than 10 min. after I told Jeff that my reel would arrive tomorrow, the doorbell rang, and there it was. Oh Happy Day. Here she is. Hootie

Hey Jeff, post office package tracking just informed me that my reel just arrived at the local post office and will be delivered tomorrow. YAY! Hootie

Jeff, it took one day to get from Tokyo to Chicago. 6,562 miles. From Chicago to Cincinnati is 295 miles. This is the third day I have been waiting for it to arrive from Chicago. When I contacted the Post Office, they said the guy carrying the package was walking as fast as he could. Like Raul said, I could have went to Chicago and picked it up myself, and been home by now. Oh well, the wait continues. Hootie

Grapes,....catchy name for a snack. Hootie

Coffee, bran muffin, Coffee, peanut butter sandwich, Coffee, Granola bar, Coffee. Hootie

Nine degrees in Cincinnati tonight. Hootie

If they're "non-essential", what are they doing there in the first place? I always wondered about that. Hootie

And wouldn't that be FUN FUN FUN! Hootie

If you're interested in bass fishing history, check out bassfishingarchives.com Hootie

I sure will John. And thanks, I like it here....lol. Hootie

Just made the transition this past season from medium heavy, to heavy. Has made a world of difference from hooksets, to fish in the boat. However, I do use both. Hootie

4 1/2 hrs.to Chicago. The farthest I've driven to pick up fishing gear is Evansville Indiana. 3 1/2 hrs., my driveway to their parking lot. American Legacy. Hootie

I have not regretted it. Those heavy power rods were just the ticket. Matter of fact, I just recently purchased an IMX heavy. Not the new version, one of the old ones. Yeah, there are still some out there. Hootie

Chicago is 295 miles from Cincinnati. C'mon, C'mon Hootie

My Scorpion had landed in Chicago. It's now in customs. C'mon, C'mon. Hootie

Earlier in the year I posted this as a question. I had purchased 2 GLX J&W rods, 804’s. I was beginning to second guess myself as to whether I should have stuck with 803‘s. After I described the lake I fish, lots of, and I do mean LOTS of laydowns, snags, brushpiles. . You guys suggested I would be better off with the hvy. I had never used anything past a med. hvy. Boy, were you right. Lots of big bass in my lake. I hooked MANY fish, that I know I would have never landed, had it not been for those hvy. rods. I had a better year than I would have because I heeded your advice. So, just wanted to say thanks to all you guys for your suggestions. Couldn’t have asked for a better fishing season. Got Questions? BR has got Answers. Hootie