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Lightninrod

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  1. Yep, a black/blue jig/trailer combo is a universal, go-to color configuration. I also use browns and greens. Dan
  2. Whoa! Just saw this thread. That's a pic from a few years ago. I bought several Heliums and championed them(as I still do) on several fishing boards. I now use two of them along with my newer MB rods. As for the "irony" of my screen name, I chose it based on my 2001 F150 Lightning(hot rod) truck a few years ago. Never owned a Lightningrod ' Dan
  3. I feel so jinxed! :-[ I have got to figure what I'm doing wrong :-/. Pond Bass, Varner Bass; nothing much over 2 lbs in weeks >. WTG Randall! Y'all did a great job of catchin'!!!! Dan
  4. Light coating of reel grease for the worm shaft. Dan
  5. Good catchin' y'all! Dan
  6. Wonderful pics and info Rowland. I collected and kept non-poisonous snakes when I was a teenager. This was in and around the Everglades and South Florida. I had a dozen or more in cages in my bedroom. My favorite was the Indigo. It is the only snake I know of that will not bite a human. They will pretend to hurt you by pressing the hardened end of their tail into your flesh but won't bite. I caught water snakes out of the canals on the edge of the Glades as well as corn/rat snakes out of the Australian Pines that bordered the canals. King snakes were common too. Also caught a 6' Coachwhip on my aunt's farm in Tallahassee, Florida and only because it was in the shedding phase and couldn't see. They are very quick. Eastern Indigo snake. Dan
  7. Well, I'll be the "odd man out" here and recommend(highly!) the Kistler Helium model you're considering. Their sensitivity is unparalleled IMO. You won't get tired as quickly using one as they weigh about 4 ounces. Dan
  8. I use this one for cr/baits. I love the rod but I'm not sure the spiral-wrapped guides make that much of a difference. Dan
  9. Fine truck and congrats TRT! Dan
  10. Here are all of the GY baits including Senkos and several Grubs. You may have been thinking about this Senko? It has a paddle-like tail. Dan
  11. Fantastic FB!!! 8-) You da man! My hat is off too to any tournament Bassers as I too have never fished in one....too 'skeered' :-[ Dan
  12. Kudos young man!!! That is a fine, heavy Bass! You have every right to be proud. 8-) Dan
  13. Hope you did good! Bluegrass is great!!!! Dan
  14. Caught a cat on a Chatterbait but never on a Senko :-?. Dan
  15. You look like a Pro Deb! 8-) What a hard-core Basser you are young Lady. Not many men could have put up with back pain, little sleep, and the rough weather as you did. Congrats and kudos to you and your partner! . Dan
  16. Thanks for the kind words. TN and Raul are correct. 5 lber--Grub 4-5 lber?--Grub I fell in--soaking wet-2 lber-Grub Dan
  17. Great Virginia Bass young man! Dan
  18. Ya done good young man! Speeding up a cr/bait has worked for me too during the hot months. Dan
  19. Treasure those times with your Dad! Dan
  20. I am envious but WTG young man! Dan
  21. What a Wonderful Woman! (I love alliteration. ) Dan
  22. I couldn't find or load any videos :-?. What am I doing wrong? Dan

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