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Stanley Ribbet frog . 6.47 lb

I do it frequently .

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Lipless sinking crankbait . Let it sink to the bottom then follow the contour uphill .

Stanley Ribbets . Three times my line snapped on a solid hook-set . Next year I'm employing braided line .

Yeah , and Denny Brauer got claimed by Nebraska . I dont understand the rules .

They will catch fish all right . The blade wont turn when it is paused or dropped because of the cheap swivel but for a cast and crank lure they will do .

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From someone who has a fifteen inch length limit to deal with , I feel it is much more difficult to catch a limit of keepers than a couple dozen non-keepers .

Rick Clunn , Charlie Campbell and Denny Brauer also reside in Missouri . I caught a lot of good bass on the Blakemore Charlie Campbell spinnerbait .

F is for the Flying Lure .

D is for Daredevle Spoon .

Hope I'm invited .Alligator tail is freakin awesome .

I have never used a wacky rig .

One of my all time favorites . I like Baby Bass chartreuse belly .

A large Bowie will do .

I cant count on any lure to catch fish.

A plastic Lizard may be more versatile than a worm . It can be rigged weightless and buzzed across the top .

In club tournaments the non-boater should be given sufficient opportunity to cast and catch fish . Its only a trophy .

I probably own over twenty Fixed blades but have zero experience with using one for self defense . Heres the four I carry most . I like the KaBar USMC . Its just a classic knife .I have cut lots of forked sticks for rod holders over the years and cleaned a few fish with it too . The hollow handled Cold Steel Bushman is what I carry while out mushroom hunting . If I find some edibles in the trees that are just out of reach , the hollow handle knife can then be slid on a sapling or limb, like a spear and reach out to cut them free . A Scandi Grind Mora cuts through wood like nothing and extremely inexpensive . I have the Clipper , its real concealable and handy . If I feel the need to chop limbs out of the way to clear a path I take the Ontario SP5 Bowie knife . Its a monster .I usually take it on winter hikes just because I like to chop stuff .

Throwing reaction baits the opposite way the boat is going usually results in snags and frustration . Let the boater know that you dont have room to cast . If that doesnt work , make the best of it . I won a club tourney from the back with the boater hogging the water . I used a six inch plastic lizard with a 1/4 ounce bullet weight Teas rigged and for two days quickly hit whatever cover we went by .

I'm not to picky when choosing trailers and often just use whatever piece of torn up plastic thats lying on the floor of the boat . Before anglers used pork frogs , pork eels were popular especially in the cold months . I knew about the jig and eel way before the jig and pig . I sometimes use a plastic worm as a trailer , it resembles the jig and eel . It wouldnt surprise me if a pro wins a tourney with a worm trailer and it becomes the new hot thing .

Not counting a spinning rod for all things that need spinning . My five baits casters are and I'm limited to 7 foot to fit in my truck bed . 7'0" MH Deep diving crankbait rod with a 5 to 1 gear ratio reel . 7'0' MH multi purpose rod 7'0" M spinnerbaitt/buzzbait rod 6'8" MH worm/jig rod 6'6" M multi purpose rod .