Bob 06239

Pre rigged with 5,6,7,lb. bass attached.... ;D

They still have "strawberry" listed as a clor,they just don't have a picture showing the color.I saw some "Strawbery " jelly worms listed on EBAY the other day,check them out and see if that's the color.If by chance it is,you can order all ya want from Mann's....

First off,if somebody poured them for you they wouldn't be Mann's jelly worms would they?Actually did a quick search,and voila.....they still make Mann's jelly worms.Here is the link to all the Strawberry jelly worms you could want... http://www.mannsbait.com/searchitems.asp?Searchfield=Jelly Worm&SC=Yes

LBH Absolutely awesome job you did with this event.The smiles you put upon them youngsters faces is priceless,and will be forever remembered by them.Im really thinking about possiblie setting up an event next year here in Ct. after seeing your event tape and the smiles of the youngsters.AGAIN......AWESOME job man......definately a feel good moment for you and all the others who pulled it off.

I'd go with at least a 70qt. cooler.There is a member at another site i visit who produces portable livewells,and 70 qt. is the smallest he makes.His livewells are a little more advanced then just aerator,but a pump/aerator should work fine.PM me if you would like more info,and i can possiblie hook ya up with the guy who makes them for in depth info.

Powder coat em for sure.Once you bake the powder coat,it is very durable.You can also get some great accent sparkles with powder coat,that u would have a real hard time duplicating with spray paint.

I also make my own finesse jigs over the winter.Mainly 1/8 oz.,living rubber,and mainly in black.Your imagination can run wild as far as colors,and or flash appeal. .I dont really like the collars,and tie mine with a fine gauge wire.These Banana head finesse jigs really work well for my applications.....here is a pic of one for an idea.

Ice Fishing....catch some BIG fish in the winter. ;D Hot food,Cold liquor,and good freinds....doesn't get much better then that.........

I'd agree with the first response,but also say......the golf course pond is probally overloaded with fish,and that's the reason they are all small.I don't know of many golf courses that stock bass in there ponds either.Too many fish,and not enough bait fish for them to eat.Too much competition will surely result in smaller size fish.Stick with the neighborhood pond,as it has already shown you it holds quality fish.

A friend from another site i frequent did this same install,and says it was a breeze.Here is a link to the article.... http://www.ctfisherman.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php/ubb/get_topic/f/61/t/000238/p/1.html