outdoorsman110

Iol at the dog

to get a laugh? That's what I'd do. Lololol.

POP-Rs, Buzzbaits and large rat-l-traps.

Study Bass behavior, research them, their habits, their prey.

Buy a couple Lucky Crafts.

Okay good, I've been throwing Rat-L- traps on it. I guess I'll stay with that and a couple cranks.

I have this Ugly Stick Lite laying around, I bought for a truck rod l, I have a Daiwa Tournament SS on it. I have no clue what to use it for. It's a 7'0", medium action ( 6-15lb ). And ideas as to what I should put on this?

x2 on the medalist. I have one from the 80's and still works surperbly well.

I have a 2 Redington Reels, Crosswater, Pursuit both are excellent reels. But I use my Orvis Mach 3 and a White River DC reel. You should get the Redington Reel, they handle great.

I use a tooth scraper pick from cvs.

I steal those from the fresh grocery fruits isle nest to the plastic bags. They work.

I do the same with my cranks

6935 President matched with a Shimano Sellus. It's about 100$ for everything. My favorite spinning setup for all species.

The CT's are sweet, my buddy had a Voyant and I bought it from him, I rarely use it because it's a 10wt.

They have Redington at both Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's.

they are both great handling rods. I prefer them over sage. I love the fast action. They look sexy too! You should seriously consider them. They are at a great price and are very durable and can handle big fish. My 8wt handled a 14lb grass carp.

Pursuit, Crosswater, both 9' foot, 6 and 8 weight. I also have a predator but that's for big river fishing.

x3

Sometimes I find the American made Redingtons in Pawn Shops and thrift stores, around here in VA the thrift and pawn shops here have a lot of fishing stuff, I grab Loomis rods for under 100$ and some fancy fly rods. But I don't see a difference between my American Made Redingtons VS my Korean Made Redingtons.

agreed, I like them better than Sage. The only rod I have that I like better is my TFO. But I still use my Redingtons more because they are so reliable.

those are pretty much the best rods for the price.

x2 I've been to Saginaw

I have this one too http://www.basspro.com/Heat-Complete-Fly-Outfits/product/10210102/107305 Also, any Redington rod will perform outstandingingly.

x2 or Lew's.

For those fish I'd get a 7 or 8wt