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It was the first braided line I tried, I thought it was good until i tried Power Pro.

grab a handful of fresh green pine needles and rub your hands with it works to get any fish smell off.

sorry bout that I did a search on it and nothing came up (probably because my computer spazzed out) I'll try again.

I have had good success using a white Yum mud minnow on the back of a chartreuse and white chatter bait. what are some of the trailers that you guys use?? Good Luck Tight Lines Andrew

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You can efficiently fish from the bank with a bait caster I bring 2 rods when I fish from the bank one baitcaster and one spinning I use the baitcaster for everything but finesse techniques good luck can I ask what baitcaster you got? Good luck Tight lines Andrew

Is it necessary to have a compression test done on a used outboard that is run all the time and has been maintained and if so how much should it cost? thanks Tight lines Andrew

depending on how many reels you are planning on getting. get one or two of each they both have their pluses and weaknesses its mostly just personal preference

poppers in shallow water big flashy streamers and that should do it good luck Tight lines Andrew

8# trilene 100% flurocarbon or seaguar invisix in the same poundage good luck Tight lines Andrew

today lol

i use 3/0 lazer sharp circle hooks i haven't caught a fish yet that wasn't hooked in the side of the mouth

X2 on both of the posts be happy with catching good bass like that, a lot of us have a problem not catching good three pounders on a regular basis. also a swimbait in an odd color that bass have never seen before can trick the big ones to bite, bubblegum catches good bass for me good luck. Tight lines Andrew

jig's spinnerbait's buzzbait's t-rigs and anything else that you can use for bass fishing good luck Tight lines Andrew

I agree and some toads are a protected species so I wouldn't mess with it Tight lines Andrew

if you don't have the money for a legend tournament look at the mojo bass spinnerbait rod its a 7 foot MH fast action. its the most versatile rod i own good luck with finding a rod. Tight Lines Andrew

the rod wouldnt happen to be a ST Croix rage would it?????? if not the Pac bay micros on mine whistle like train when i use braid with it good luck tight lines Andrew

find a hot pink or bubble gum swimbait and rig it on a chartreuse painted 1/2 ounce jig head and cast into the bank and retrieve it slowly above the bottom sometimes having something the bass have never seen before is enough to trigger them into striking that is how i have been catching them lately. good luck

i agree looks like the one i caught today which weighed about 5. tell the son good fish

your lucky I buried a strike king 6s series crankbait in my shin. dont know how it managed to do that but 40# braid and ten minutes later it was out a little bit of blood and a scar that i still have just as a reminder that duck and cover doesnt always work

I do the trilene knot which is what you use bigbill except I do two loops I retie whenever I start to see wear on the line.

I personally like power pro it casts very well with the setup I'm using. I think you will be fine with 832 also after reading all the good reviews on it I may need to try it. Good luck. Tight lines Andrew

I have one in 7:1:1 ratio mounted on a m/h fast action BPS pro qualifier rod with 40# power pro braid I use it for topwater and squarebills the next is a 6:4:1 this is generally an all around ratio it sits sometimes because I don't have a rod for it has 15 pound mono on it the next is a 5:2:1 mounted on a m/h fast action St Croix mojo bass rod It has 40# power pro I use it for spinners buzzbaits il swap out the 6:4:1 if I'm expecting a buzzbait bite or I just use the 7:1:1 with it this is probably the most versatile set up the last one is a 4:7:1 It has 15 pound mono and is mounted on a 7'8 m/h moderate action St Croix mojo bass rod I use it for all of my cranks and traps besides square bills. I have a tendency to crank fast which is why my spinner and crankbait reels are slower than most the pro qualifier is an awesome reel. The PQ has a DBS which is dual braking system which works very well it has a star drag that clicks when you adjust it. If your willing to spend about 20 dollars more( depending on when your looking to buy a PQ) I recomend stepping up to a lew's tournament mg. That is my work horse reel it has all the "clickies" on it and you won't be dissapointed with it. Hope this helps with your decision. PM me if you have any more questions. Tight lines Andrew

If it is going to be a dedicated frog rod I would go 7'3 heavy if you fish a lot of slop if not you should be able to get by with a M/H. Tight lines