tomustang

If you jump your limit to $103.49 you can get a new tatula off the auction site..

It's pretty easy being a pro, all you really need is money for your gear, boat, and your entry fees. To make a living off it is another story.

Xcalibur Red eye shad I have other models but don't fish lip less much

No love from either?

I guess you would care if you asked a question and someone gave you the wrong answers, like your own lews thread, I bet you would care for the right information. No one is hating here, dont know where you get that out of this thread, nothing but replies based off the question in hand.

The fish.

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15lb mono/copoly on the caster, 10lb mono/copoly on the spinning.

I like the Avid's full cork with the hump but others don't. It'll really depend how you will like any full handle in your own hands

The ones on my boxes say Owner, they are much nicer hooks than the rc stx models. I couldn't help myself, added some dots to the tomato

I think you need to see a spinbait in action, it's a sinker with props on it. I'd take a swimbait over one if I wanted to fish slow

How comparable are these two rods? I know croix on average fishes heavier than the rating and I've read that dobyns don't do well at the higher rating. Are they evenly matched though the oz ratings are different? I would think the ltb is lighter but tip heavier than the dobyns.

If you really are going down the generic route look at the better rotary tool offered by HF http://www.harborfreight.com/variable-speed-rotary-tool-kit-60713.html?utm_referrer=direct%2Fnot%20provided#.Uym_n3XD_qA I had the previous model of that one and it lasted 4 years until someone stole it from me. I've used a lot of dremels before and I can say this was the most comparable to them.

I use a 7'MLF, still won't go far, it's just the way those balsa raps are, light.

Any, never had a problem needing to throw any lipless far

Shorter rod for jerking downward, Fast or extra fast for more tip action

I'd choose rainbow since that's a popular color in my area

..Like a room without a roof

Real philly cheese steaks Or sushi

I use a 7MHM for a greater spectrum of throwing cranks from wake/shallow to deep divers running up to 20ft

I think I saw the cardinal combos over at wallymat for around $40, good starter and cheap. The real is a cardinal sx30 I believe

Start him off right, NRX/antares dc

How about we preform a test, see how many times someone gets ejected from a boat with a pfd on and killswitch setup vs someone not using a pfd and no killswitch. Wonder who will have a better chance of living and who will sink and have their boat still running. It's obvious though.

Lucky craft for anyone willing to spend over $10 on a lure, strike king KVD/Pro models for anyone who wants under $10