Mr_Scrogg

Shimano Stradic CI4 2500 - $155 w/ Box Daiwa Tierra 2500 - $95 Daiwa Lexa 100 - $80 w/ box Daiwa TD Advantage HSTA - $125 w/Box Daiwa TD Advantage HSTA - $115 Daiwa TD Advantage HSTA - $100 Okuma Trio 20 - $35 All reels are used in pristine condition except the cheapest TD-Advantage and Trio. Trio has rash from wedding band, and TD-A has slight nicks. Prices are TYD to the lower 48. All reels have been stored in reel covers since I've owned them. Hence why they are in excellent condition. Covers included. Paypal add 4% escogins@cox.net Posts get priority. Locals take $5 off

Yes, pink sock. Little of the paint is missing from where the reel seat locks in from wife's jewelry.

Shimano Crucial Casting 7'6" H/F Casting - $120 St Croix Avid Casting 6'6" M/F - SOLD St Croix Avid Spinning 6'9" ML/XF - $120 St Croix Premier Casting 7' MH/F - $85 2014 Quantum Oakley Big Bass Casting 7' MH/F - $80 Powell Max Spinning 7' M/XF - $95 PENDING Shimano Compre Spinning 7' M/F - $80 All prices TYD to the lower 48 States. Paypal add 4% escogins@cox.net Prices include the rod sock that is on the rod. Posts gets priority Local guys take $5 bucks off.

Clayton's Wife? HAHAHAHAHA

Magic Hat #9 Man is it good. Circus boy is another I like. Better than the local wheat.

I worry about the neck length if it would fit the mold.

I think its the 746??

Nope... I'm hitting Eldorado Mon or Tues. Which ever day has the least wind.

FiT, Midwest finesse know. ;-) Ned Khede is well known around these parts. Rumor has it, he caught a Smallies that broke the State record. But just snapped a pic and let it go

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http://www.viikings.com/pm-wallet.html I will have one

Vegetation/grass, I'd swim a jig over it if its submerged. Wood, Arkies or brush jigs work well. Finesse jigs would work as well, If you want a smaller profile, for finicky fish.

When you can catch 3.5lb+ smallies on them, man card is irrelevant

Define "thick stuff" Brush, timber, weeds, grass, rock?

I just pitch it. I can pitch a good ways with the tension loose and brakes low

Tom, will that be able to be translated to general bass fishing?

Like Blue said... We will gladly take you on a day of Kansas 30-40 mph wind fishing. Lol!!!

Location location location. ;-) <3 you Catt. Honestly, yea, location. If fish ain't there, they can't bite.

If the SPRO is your bait, and you want better hooks. Owner ST-36 is what I replace the ones on my Slammers with. Hyperwire Split Rings as well.

Your price range will dictate plenty. If you are going all out. Reel, Swimbait Rod, Lures, then I'll suggest finding a quality set up first. I use a old school Crucial Swimbait rod (full cork handle) and a Lexa 300. 20lb Pline CXX. Next is baits. Mattlures are great. Any of the big names are great to start with. MS Slammer, Huddleston, R2S Swaver, Mattlures, 316, 22 Century, Black Dog. Its all about finding and keeping confidence in what you are throwing. If you wanna try before shelling out coin on set ups. Mini Slammer will fit the bill. Can be thrown on a heavy jig rod and gets bit. ALOT.

You want good ventilation. Small apartment, I would say no. But, you can find jigheads already poured at a cheap price, paint and tie yourself. That's how I started till I bought a pot.

Sorry FD... Beer got the better of me... Never was one to follow directions. Hahahhahah PM sent!

I m in again!!!!!

33 fish for me, 35 for my friend at the Lease. Great day. Biggest for me was on a Slammer. But the chatterbait, and swimjig bite was on!!