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I too haven't had a spinnerbait bite much less a spinnerbait catch in a long time :-/. Nice catching young man. Dan

A lot lately :-[ Dan

She's all puckered up 8-)!

I use their #222 color much of the time as you can see in the pics. # 213 and #196 are two favorites also. I use both a Medium Kistler 7' LTA Helium(weightless) and a Medium Heavy MB Jabberwock(T-rigged with a weight) rod for them. Dan

I am so proud of the Florida Gators. I was born-n-raised in Miami, Florida many moons ago and am a sixth-generation Floridian. We moved to GA in 1972 but I still have the sand between my toes Florida had superior athletes, superior coaching, superior execution, and superior attitude last night. What a game! 8-) FWIW, I didn't matriculate at any college :-[. Dan

The SS seems to be made of a different soft plastic formula than that used with the original Senko. I havn't gotten anyone over on Inside Line to confirm that but the SS seems to be made of a tougher soft plastic so the screw-in weights I use(no longer made ) don't damage the SSs that easily. I prefer not to peg a weight but you surely can. They are totally different and yet, somewhat similar :-?... The weighted SSs needs to be moved rather rapidly to make the tail 'work' As to whether the SS works better, I haven't thrown an original Senko since I bought the SS but I'm running out of them soon so I'll revert back to the originals. No "Bill Dance pond" ;D. Those Bass were caught at my boss's pond(s). nb: Thank you for the kind words. Dan

Here's the 8" model but no 7" model.... Dan

It was on Yahoo Japan. That's what someone on another forum thought but I have no idea what it is :-/. Dan

Nice Bass and pic! Dan

Now that's Bass fishin' at its finest!!! 8-) Glad y'all had such a great time in my beloved Florida . Dan

Excellent catching and from the bank too!!! 8-) Dan

Open this video if you want to see it in action. Dan

Some help here. No, it's not at its best when just letting it fall on a weightless rig. Make it move. Make the tail work. Dan

You can catch Bass rigging it weightless but I agree that it works better with a weight heavy enough to pull it down fast enough to make the tail 'work'. 6 lber: 5/16 oz, rattling, Gambler screw-in weight, and a 4/0 Sugoi hook: 3 lber, same T-rig as above: 1 lber, weightless SS with a 4/0 Sugoi: 3 lber, same rig as above: Dan

No, I don't have or want one . Dan

Very Nice and Congrats to her! Dan

Looks like a catfish to me... ;D

I use this scale and have for the last 2 years or so. It can be IGFA certified but I haven't done that. It is a quality scale and it is available at Cabelas. Dan

My 7', Kistler LTA Heliums have a long handle too but I like it. It lies along the bottom of my forearm and makes for a great 'connection' to my casting/playing arm plus, I like the room for two hands when casting. I think you'll get use to it . Dan

Excellent, Heavy Georgia Bass young man!!! 8-) Btw, is that wheel made by Centerline ? Dan

Wii Dan

Is the Withlacoochee still 'purty'? Dan

Back at ya my Cyprian Bassin' friend! Say "Hello" to my friends at Keep Lighting(cigar merchants) if you ever run across them. Dan

I got my IE7 ditrectly from Microsoft so I haven't had the problems that others have had when using yahoo, etc. for a source. Having said that, I too get the same pop-up Avid and I just click on it. This is the only site/forum that that anomaly occurs on. :-? Dan

The Zippers have worked well as a C-rig bait for me. Dan