Phoenix Guy

Mike is dedicated to not just selling jigs, but selling the best quality jig out there and keeping the customers coming back for more. Quality is always #1 with him and his products.

I would use it full size as a trailer. It will give your jig a larger profile. And Siebert Outdoors has them in stock now!. Tackle Warehouse only has two colors in stock and they wont get the rest until july.

Try using the Owner hooks with the screw lock. They will make your baits last quite a bit longer.

Cant go wrong with Green Pumpkin

I bought some green pumpkin, bama craw, and some black/blue flake. I will mostly texas rig these babies. And I will probably use them for jig trailers also.

Yea, less than a mile from Mike's house. It's real convenient. I can get pretty much anything I need from him any time I want. And I get to try out new jig styles before they go on sale. And when I have a wild idea for something a little different, all I gotta do is give Mike a call, and it ready in a few days.

Got mine this morning. Kinda feel like a VIP.

I will be a Mike's house in the morning getting my Bugs! Pumped

The BBQ was excellent. I don't remember eating anything that wasn't delicious all week!!

Man that sucks.

Do what?!?!?!?!?!

For a guy like me that has never been there, can you give me some ideas of what kind of stuff I should be throwing on Wilson Lake at the end of April, first of May. Thanks, NP

I have two HDS 8 units on my boat along with a structure scan unit. I have one SS transducer on the transom. My question is, can I put another SS transducer on my trolling motor with my current equipment??

If that water gets above 45 degrees, I would have a pre-rapala wiggle wart tied on for sure.

I use them texas rigged. 5/0 Owner twist lock hook, 3/8oz tungsten, on 15lb invizx.

I bought some of them out of the clearance rack at Dicks. Used them in a tourney at LOZ. First fish of the night was a 6lber. wacked them all night with just two colors. They work well, they are cheep, but they don't last long. Make sure you but several packs.

Phoenix all the way. I have owned a Champ and Stratos and they rode well, but this 721 Pro XP is amazing.

They are about as good as it gets. Helps keep plastics longer also.

Soak some cotton balls with peppermint oil/extract. You can get it at GNC. Pretty cheep. It will keep the mice/rats far away.

Lews reels are probably the best on the market for the money.

PHOENIX. lol. I say test drive as many different types of boats as possible in a lake you will fish frequently. That way you will know for sure what you like. Don't just buy a name or a boat out of convenience, you will regret it. Make sure you know what you are getting before you buy.

Howdy. I'm from Festus, MO. I fish LOZ, Truman, Pomme, Table Rock, Kentucky, ect, Always looking to get the Phoenix wet.

What do you use? I need something I can get used to using quickly.

I have had the boat for a couple months now, and have been able to put some good hours on it. I can say it is the best riding boat I have ever ridden in, and the thing handles rough water like a dream. Also, the 250 Pro XS runs like a top. And the fuel milage is amazing, and it just sips the oil. All in all, a great boat. Love it.

Green Pumpkin Neon 6" and 4"