CTGalloway21

I use paddletails. Keitech Fat Impacts, Big Hammer Ring Hammers, Bass Assassin Boss Shiners

I use a Dobyns but I just saw a new rod yesterday from Daiwa that Randy Howell was showing off. 8' foot and four different models that is supposed to retail for around $109.

yeah, I aint risking losing a fish. I like quality.

$499 from what I heard

i have cut out dividers before with a dremel to make spinnerbait boxes. haha

I missed a nice striper the other day on the bass color. If it had trebles, I would have caught it.

i love mine but still catch more on a Bandit 200

spotsticker.com and TW has them as well. Originally called S.O.B. Lures I believe. I fish it in creeks and rivers from a kayak. I beat banks.

okay so I have these two now and so far so good. Flambeau 00550 for spinnerbaits Plano Spinnerbait Stowaway 3704 - for Buzzbaits

is there a tatula spinning reel in their somewhere?

Found my new river spinnerbait. After trying multiple ones such as War Eagle, Revenge, Premier League Lures, etc., I have settled on the Mini Me. Compact design but still has the 1/2 oz weight which I prefer. Perfect for the river fishing I do. This Olive Shad is my favorite color since I prefer bluegill colored baits in the rivers.

I have tried multiple boxes, etc, and still have not been satisfied with the results of storage. What are you guys using for these? I have tried the Plano 3707 and do not like it. Too many skirts get damaged, etc. I am at a loss, especially for buzzbaits since they do not lay in the box like the pictures show.

i cant stand beggars. seems to be a lot of them.

i use Buckeye spot removers but I have some Davis Aaron Martens and some Megastrikes on the way.

people have been using lead weight for hundreds of years. Probably overthinking it a little. Having said that, I use green pumpkin leads.

I normally use the heavier ones. Does the finesse method result in greater numbers? You never hear a pro mention heavier shaky heads, always finesse.

I normally use 15lb test on a baitcaster with heavier heads and have great success what is the reasons/benefits for using a spinning rod and lighter line for this method?

color really doesn't matter for topwater all that much. Black is great, white is great, not sure why black and white wouldn't be either

hard to get cheaper than zoom.

I am about to be leaning that way. I hardly ever throw deep cranks anyways.

Dobyns was planning on using a 3M material and Pure Fishing purchased the rights to the material. 3M Nano Matrix Resins. http://forums.tackletour.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=54041

what size is the pond? If you google fish management, it will tell you a good # of lb per acre to harvest a year.

Zayta ain't coming. Thank Pure Fishing for that.

how about Plum Crazy rage craw?

It was the $99.99 but was on sale for $89.99 and had a $20 rebate. I figured it would work for a backup 7 gear ratio reel. Trying my first lew's.