Bruce424

I think I'm deciding to replace some of my revo gen 3 baitcasters with 4's. I like the look better. Try them out see how they perform.

Anybody ever dump their entire "main" arsenal then start over with a new brand or just upgraded in general within a season. Just curious.

Overthinking. Definitely over think scenarios(what baits to tie on, what rods to take, which part of lake am I fishing) instead of just going fishing.

Ball n' chains Lay down destroyers Billdancers

Do you mean won't loosen the star drag or the drag doesnt let loose as you can't pull the line out.

Tackleunderground would be the site for ya. When you recycle your soft plastics, just make sure they are the same brand.

Definitely booyah

Keep fishing simple at this point. Dont need a bunch of colors or baits. Blacks, whites, natural colors. Say you like to fish jigs... I would recommend buying the parts to build your own jigs. Instead of buying a 3-4$ jig. Buying the jigheads and skirts separately and putting them together yourself cold be cheaper in the long run. Join ebay. Can find awesome deals there. Alot of people on ebay do custom stuff. Sometimes find reels and rods for cheap. Ask for gift cards for birthdays or x-mas. Sales are your best friends. So are discount bins. Pm me your address. I probably can help ya out on a few things.

Usually for me it's laziness. If im betting done with work early, im like alright I'll go fishing for a lil bit. Then I get home and sit down... I'm done. Or I don't feel like driving to the lake. And i kno its stupid for me to say that. That's why I need a lake house...?

I have the 6'9" mh fritts rod and I like it for squarebills. Negatives: Dont really like the grip...a lil too thick. Wish it wasnt micro guides either(not a fan,especially for the tip). Positives: Big fan of composite rods for squarebill cranks. Has enough backbone and the tip makes it easy to cast 1.5s. Haven't caught a giant on the rod yet but it handles 2 lbers pretty well.

Line conditioner.

Glasses saved my eye due to the same thing...missed on a fish with a rattletrap flew back and hit me in the lens...jolted me. Haha

Honestly I would choose the kasting assassin. Because of the dual brake system. I dialed that reel in for my wife, And it almost behaves like a spincast reel. Rarely a birdsnest

Depends if my mother in law is visiting...?

New one I like is dude driving his family. His whole family is wearing headphones. He precedes talking to himself..."I bought a new putter you don't even kno about!.

Congrats. That looks bigger than a 4 lber

Hey Mikey I think he likes it!! Same here. Sometimes it just clicks. You look at something for years and FINALLY it makes sense or seems so simple. I think if I were a bass, Where would I hide for ambush. Where's the best place to get food. Whats the most comfortable place to chill out.

Booyah and spro... easiest to walk Booyah is the softest. Spro walks a lil better. Booyah is the best bang for your buck

Try a finesse jig on the lighter side. 5/16 or 3/8. Finesse jig might help ya get a feel for the jig bite...maybe.

Christie said shaw was one of the first people he saw that he trusted to do the job. After the tourney day, the pros still have work to do. Jason didn't want to go the hospital because he didn't want to waste his time. Just man up and get the hook out.

Shakeyhead. Lighter line.

Nice!

Every once in a while. Q tips and rem oil spray.

A 1 ounce fb jig is a lot of lead for bass too handle Just remember to reel set to load the rod up then set the hook. The setup I would use... 7ft-7.5ft. mh- h. At least 15lb fluoro or 50lb braid. Gravel points or flats in deep water are ideal for this size jig. On a flat you would probably use a steady retrieve like a crankbait and see if it keeps bottom.

Tournament fisherman