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I also like the versatility of the pitboss. You have a makeshift topwater and a throwback bait on the line.

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Whichever one helps the Big 12 more, but then again doesn't every one like a Cinderella team?

I just realized I use rod when talking about bass fishing, and pole when talking about any other. Never would have noticed.

I like medium power spinning rods, but I'm just saying.

Cork full length.

5#er on a LIVETARGET hollow body MOUSE!

Iv'e never tried the pro max. I really like the black max. Good cheap reel. Also you can never go wrong with a BPS PQ

First Location. Second for more is structure to fish. Being stuck on the bank lots of times I fish areas where I can see laydowns, grass, and rock piles. If I go to a lake or a pond that I can't see anything structure wise I feel trumped.

Nope. Save and buy a max reel. Black/Silver/Blue. Or save a little more and get an Orra SX

Lipless cranks in the spring, and catching crappie on Lake Sardis with light spinning gear.

Food and recipe section would help a 21 year old living on ramen noodles out alot.

How much did the one on the right weigh??

I only wash if the fish has ebola.

Nice catch. I'm jumping on the five #er train.

Weightless weedless flukes, senko, and a frog.

No by the time I got to them they were sold out. I'm with you J. I will pay a little more and go to target.

They fixed it now it was reading for a $100 dollar gift card it was only $10 dollars to buy.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Holiday-Silver-Happy-Holidays-100-Walmart-Gift-Card/37465151 Awful costly mistake.

Erie for smallies because I have only caught a handful in my life. Mexico for huge largemouth. I'd also love to jump the lakes in Florida and Tennessee.

I like both but the best one I've came across is the Berkley lighting rods. It's a full cork but it slims down a bit then goes back out to a butt.

Lucky man. So good to see the royals winning.

I don't mean to hijack the thread but what do you guys think is the best selling bass fishing rod? I've only been into fishing for 2 years. I would think the ducketts, berkley lighting, veritas, maybe ***? Just throwing some stuff out there.

Today I went out on a little pond in Norman, Oklahoma that has lots of vegetation in it. I tied on a 1/2 ounce tungsten weight (pegged) with a Mustad 5/0 EWG with a pit boss. Dipped the tails in a little jj's and got after it. I've watched probably every video on YouTube about fishing including ones about punching matted grass for bass. On my 4th cast I felt something that felt a little different than the weight of me punching through the grass. I set the hook and I had a 2 lb fish on. Even though I had then caught a fish on the rig I didn't feel confident in deciphering a bite from grass. I went on to catch three more about the same size, but also set the hook on a lot that were not fish. It sure is a fun way to catch them, but I just need more practice to be able to tell if it's a bite.

I always tie a palomar with a long tail end. I don't know if this is the correct way of doing things or not.