Brian Needham

what about choosing the sunglasses you like and getting the RX in them? I know costa does it and other companies do too.

I got money saying RW is heading to wheeler dam this weekend.......any takers?

the $150 catagory is the most competive..... you have MANY MANY choices so you should easily be able to find one you like.

Hi Salenity is making the very valid point..... his .02cents is worth just as much as your OP. you weighted your fish and that is all that matters, it dont look 6.6 but a scale dont lie, TWO scales in your case. As per your tone, you didnt like someone questioning you....so the question is why are you questioning national publications, pros facebook page, ect ect. they might have weighted them too .... not trying to start anything with you, just pointing out it can go both ways.

bass in the #1.25 range eat the best. you probably should have cleaned them the same day,and chosen smaller fish. but you learned your lesson, I suppose. there is a large part of me that hopes you are just kidding and having fun saying you threw away a 20# sack of fish.

the palomar is probably the most popular knots in todays fishing....... I say if it is the one you can tie fastest and the best, use it. The palomar is a knot that must be stacked correctly....... and I cant do it. I cant tie a palomar to save my life,LOL

I have a 600 yard spool of Pline 20# cxx moss green that used on 1 spool....... its yours if you want it Talonman PM me your address

oh and whatever knot you use...... lube it up good! not a quick lick either, go ahead and spit on it.... you have to make sure it slides good so it wont burn itself

palomar, sandiego jam, improved clinch..... it really dont matter. pick a knot you know you can tie fast, and perfect.... all stacked up neat and pretty like. I choose to use the improved clinch.

that hurts Dwight...

there are many guys that use backing around here, then use 50-65 yards of top shot. we have gotten pretty detailed in our backing/topshot methods in past threads...... run a search and you can find some really good info on why,how, and how much. I will look and hunt it up later and post the link to some threads here, but there is lots of good stuff if you want to search in the meantime.

I aint worried about jail unless the one in glasses is in high school!

HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL YEAH !

fixed it for ya!

to lighten the mood....................anyone else think that reporter was hot?

on a siebert 3/4oz PB&J dredge jig I bite the back two sections off the rage craw BAMA CRAW Green Pumpkin PB&J (2 pics) Summer Craw- it is green pumpkin and bottom of body is chartruse Hard Candy Zoom super chunk in Green pumpkin

I used CXX before then switched to yozuri.... I think I still prefer the FC on the swimbaits. I need more stick time, before I really comment though.

I always wanted to get the angler innovations rod/reel cover..... its all one piece and covers your rod and reel. they are more expensive than others but look to do a great job, plus I have heard friends say "insert rod jacket brand here" has put fine scrathes on their rod blanks. in protecting 3,4,5,600 or $700+ combos I dont think anything is overdoing it.

yes....... alabama is all you need for wilson. I fish pickwick a lot too and I still only need an Alabama License to fish from pickwick dam to wilson dam. now if you are going to below the Pickwick Dam you need to spring for a TN permit, which you will not be doing during the Roadtrip as Pickwick Dam is almost 2 hours away from Doublehead resort.

on a PB&J jig I use these rage craw colors... bama craw, green pumpin, I have some PB&J rage craws but never really used them. I really like the bama craw color, the green pumpkin with orange accents really blends well and highlights a PB&J jig IMO I am pretty sure Netbaits and Rage Craw colors are very similar if not exact match if you use Netbait stuff.

its a Bobby Barrack vid where he is throwing the G2, and states FC is the way to go for waking or diving that bait. I see both sides, but I would throw it on FC too......... what say you Mr Speed?

20# will get it done.

welcome aboard Brent!!!! that is a big step up for sure!

I hear good things about these Okumas so riddle me this: I want an ARIG rod 7-11 seems close enough to 8 foot...... 3oz range comfortably is needed. which one?

this is correct. use the Tatsu and you will never have to worry if your line is good enough.