Bankbeater

Mine was a 6-2 on a jitterbug.

I was going to buy one a few years back until I started doing internet searches. Probably saved me a lot of headaches.

That is what it's all about. Spending time together.

Those are some nice bass! Nice crappie too!

Thanks for the pics. Those were really cool.

Don't worry, you are going to nail it.

I have a Pflueger President and have never had any issues with it. I bought it to replace a Shimano spinning reel.

Curado 200 E7 on a 6'6" MH St. Croix premier. This is the rig I usually throw jigs with.

6'6" MH Bionic Blade from BPS.

Most of mine are 3/8. I usually just let them sink down to the bottom, and then start to slow roll them back.

Good going!

I have had this happen to me a couple of times when we were having on and off showers. As soon as the rain stopped, the bite would start. As for storms, when I hear thunder, I high tail it back to the ramp.

Around here, If the body of water is managed by the state there is usually a sign around the parking lot, or boat ramp, that says what size fish you can take, and your daily limit.

A couple more of those and you'll have dinner.

A new PB! That is so cool. Good pic also!

I always start out with a jig, t-rig, weightless rig, and a spinnerbait/crankbait. How fast I change baits depends on the weather conditions, and how the bite is going.

T-rigged and as a jig trailer most of the time. When I find good structure I will C-rig the bait.

I hope its the laundry soap, but one time I took off my shoes after walking around the bank and found a couple of dead seed ticks, and a couple of dead dog ticks. Haven't really found a store bought product that keeps the little buggers off me when they are hungry.

Charcoal. To me, using gas is like cooking indoors.

Baby brush hog.

I would keep it to myself. Some of the places I fish are already under too much pressure.

I would keep it somewhere out of plain sight, that did not draw attention.

I would rather fish alone.

Nice going on the new PB!

That's his first of the year, but not his last. Good going!