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I'm pretty sure you have to change your url from the number that you are assigned to allow people to search for you, but since you have that I dont know whats wrong.

Thats sounds pretty cool. Look at this chatterfluke I photoshopped.

NICE FISH!! ;D Thats some clear water in the third pic

Mine is at my-space.com/jfowl08

3/0 - 4/0 worm hooks quality line 1/8 ounce - 1/2 bullet sinkers Couple bags of senkos or knockoffs different colors and sizes of spinnerbaits and crankbaits natural colored jigs w/ trailers buzzbait or other topwater and a camera to take pics of the hawgs you catch

Maybe he doesn't want everyone to see exactly where he is pullin these hawgs from? :-?

I'm gonna be fishing my first tournament soon and was wondering if you guys used some type of checklist to make sure you bring everything and dont forget something important. Anything you guys can think of that I might need but havent thought of?

Exactly what I was lookin for, thanks

What type of power and action do you guys use for throwing jerkbaits? I'm thinkin fast tip, but what about power?

What do you guys use when you need to get deep but dont want a big profiled jig? I was thinkin about makin like a C-rig with a finesse jig on the end but I dont know how I would feel a bite with that or how it would work. What about trimming the skirt? Any suggestions?

I think it met the wrath of ROADWARRIOR

I've used a 4" senko on a spot remover and it worked fine. I never actually caught anything because I think the thicker worm restricts the hook from coming through.

You can sign up online at http://www.flwoutdoors.com/registrationOff.cfm or print the form in the other link.

For the FLW BFL Series http://bfl.flwoutdoors.com/static/2007/BFL_20070119.pdf Basically you sign up as a boater or non-boater and you get paired up with someone and fish a one day tournament. The good thing is if you do well in the events you can qualify for regional, wild card and all american and thats some serious bucks.

BASS got rid of all their weekend series tournaments in Indiana so you still got the FLW BFL Hoosier division and I guess any club tournaments.

Typo maybe?

I'm watching the "live"weigh in and only 25 people have to weigh in and it almost been two hours with 6 people still left. The fans arent even cheering. They're having a regiment from the air force singing songs before the rest of the weigh in. Its all really slow and boring. My grade is a D, which isnt failing but still terrible.

1/8 for 0-5 feet 3/16 for 6-10 feet 1/4 for deeper

How long does it usually take to recieve something from del-mart with the standard shipping?

Most of the video is seasonal outlining on where bass will be located. Then there is some techniques to finding a spot and analyzing it from your graph and using transmission lures. Most of it is talking, but I thought it was pretty interesting.

I was watchin the live weigh in for the FLW Tour at Lake Travis and one of the guys said he was catching them about 30 foot deep on one pound Berkley Firleline Crystal, so I checked the Berkley website and they do have it. Dont you think one pound is a little rediculous? What is the advantage over say 6 or 8 pound? The one pound has a .25 pound diameter! Any thoughts? Heres a link: http://www.berkley-fishing.com/prod.php?k=60417&sk=50275&u=FLFSCY

I'd say Zoom brush hog in watermelonseed for the second one

BucketmouthAngler13's thread about sinking stuff got me interested and I made these bad boys. But now I cant sink them because the branches will break or get stuck so I dont know what I'm gonna do.

I was thinkin the same thing, hundreds of fish just got picked out of Lake Travis on finesse techniques and it made me wonder how used the fish are to seeing a finesse worm or small jig. I mean, this technique cant work forever I guess but they were catchin a lot of small fish. It also seems that every fishing show I watch is about the shakey head, I talked to a guy on Kentucky Lake that said hes been catching fish like that for years and just now is everyone using it. So I think it is taking over as a catch a lot or smaller fish technique, but many will probably only use it in "tough" conditions.

Michael Waltrip isnt even guaranteed a spot in the Daytona due to the new team so hes now racing some other guys Toyota to try to qualify for the remaining 2 spots. I've never liked Michael, especially with DEI, so I'm a little glad. Oh yeah, GO JUNIOR!!