BassinLou

my mistake SnazzySenko, I thought you lived in Weston. I looked at your profile and you live in the Miami area. Yeah, Weston could be a long drive if your pressed for time.

Yes I know the area, but unfortunately no reports to give you. Besides, why would you even consider that area when you have accessibility to Weston lakes. Those are hot right now.

Miami Gardens or Miami Lakes? Big difference. Where is it more or less?

You won't be disappointed. Those hooks are sharp!!

My Dad sent this to me yesterday. Blonde in an airplane This is a story of the blond flying in a two seater airplane with just the pilot. He has a heart attack and dies. She, frantic, calls out a May Day. "May Day! May Day! Help me! Help me! My pilot had a heart attack and is dead. And I don't know how to fly. Help me! Please help me!" she hears a voice over the radio saying: "This is Air Traffic Control and I have you loud and clear. I will talk you through this and get you back on the ground. I've had a lot of experience with this kind of problem. Now, just take a deep breath. Everything will be fine! Now give me your height and position" She says, "I'm 5'4" and I support Obama." "OK" says the voice on the radio.... " Repeat after me: Our Father, Who art in Heaven.... "

If you are willing to spend the $$ Livetarget frogs are awesome. If you want to save some $$ and allocate it to other lures, Booyah pond crasher's are good.

Weston was the place to be yesterday, I heard and saw. Too bad I couldn't make out there this weekend. Geo G, landed 3 5lbr's in row. The pics were nice.

Hey Caylub, you are trendsetter. Now Connecticut is doing a roll call of their own.

Jon, PM Mike and Rob from Hawgtech. They are BR sponsors and avid bass fisherman. They will answer any questions you will have. Who knows they might even give you a discount for being a BR member.

Good for you Boston, your persistence paid off.

Boston I am curious, how do you know this is the same fish you have been after?

I have two Carbonlites. One spinner and the other casting. They both serve me well. They are light, sensitive, and have a good backbone for sticking fish. They have a one year warranty, anything happens to them during that year, you return it, and get a new one no questions asked.

Nice Boston!!

70's!!! are high is going to be in low 60's and night time lows in the 40's. That's cold for us. Our bass don't like it either. LOl..

Now it all makes sense why your such a cool cat when you're out there with your "special water bottle" LOL...

I will try for a little while on Saturday. Sunday is out. This weather always tests my patience in fishing. Let's just say its a work in progress. LOL.

So let me make sure I understand you correctly Farmer. I am stupid, because I choose one reel over another for frog fishing??

It was my answer to this thread that Ww2farmer found stupid if I am not mistaken. To clarify my original statement, its "my" opinion that the Revo S serves me better in lighter applications than that of the MG in frogging applications. I have used both of these reels for well over a year, and the Revo S, for me doesn't have the back bone, even with it's 20lb drag to be a frogging reel. The MG with its lower drag serves me better in frogging imho. Hopefully, this clarifies my stupidity.

I knew once I said that, where you guys were going to go with that. Lol. But, I can't help it if that's the name.

Nice pig.

I caught a couple on a BPS Stick bait, on number 1 Gami Ewg hook and 1/16 weight. I caught another couple on a bait called the slick willy, its 5" long. MCS, remember the contest I won at the other site? That bait was the prize, a sample pack. I also caught the other 2 fish on a zoom centipede.

Went out to the park today. Touched up on the finesses fishing. It was fun, I have not done that for well over year. I did ok caught 6, on a variety of baits but nothing worth bragging about. 3 were 1.5-2lb range and the rest were yearlings hanging out by a ledge. Wind was blowing hard from the South, so maintaining the strike range was challenging.

I have both the Revo S 3rd Gen and the Lews tournament MG. Hands down the Tournament MG for a frogging reel, given the options. I enjoy my Revo S, please don't misunderstand me. But the Revo S, serves as a light soft plastic reel than frogging reel. It doesn't have the necessary muscle. The MG does. I can't speak for the other reel you mentioned.

Another megastrike user here.

When the fishing picks up, you can do well, at the spot you have off Tamiami trail.