long island basser

Merry Christmas to you.

Been using pp for years, never had any negative issues.

Way to go! Good bass.

8.6

I don’t know...maybe a hole in one. Don’t like her umbrella.

9

6.9 total madness I say.

Something different and cool, nice!

8 yeah shorter and faster, and she’s nice to look at.

Pitching a jig into a lay down this past September using my 14 month old DX 705C I had a hit, set the hook, fish pulled, I pulled back and snapped the rod right in the middle. One clean break, why I don’t know. Wrote a letter explaining what took place with payment of 2 checks totaling $100. $80 for new rod, $20 for shipping. Hopeing I might get lucky and get my $80 ck back. No dice. Love the rod and I’m not mad, just wondering also what is defect or operator error.

Agree a powerful 10. how bout this one

7.1 how about depressing songs

7.9 my wedding song enjoy.

Nice going!

Sorry I’m not ready

4.9

Welcome, enjoy the forums.

From my bass hunter or porta boat. Haven’t fished from the bank in probably 25 years now,

Welcome, enjoy the forums.

Rods- Abu, Dobyns, Okuma. Reels- Lews. Lines- braid Power Pro, sunline sniper flouro, sunline defier armillo. Leader- None. Hooks- Owner. Plastics- Netbait, BPS. Jigs- War Eagle, Siebert. Hard baits- wide variety.

Netbait B-Bug and paca craw, SK rage bug and craw, pit boss just some I like to use. There are thousands to choose from, select one that appeals to your eye and fish it with confidence.

I like to fight the fish. The more the bass jumps the more I like it. To me unless your fishing for food or to weigh in a tourney I see no reason to ski a bass to the boat at all. What to take a picture to show grandma, or say ohhh he swam away fast he’s going to live another 10 years. I can go into my yard, tie on a three pound weight and cast over and over again reeling in as fast as I can. Not that enjoyable to me.

I use 20 lb sniper for pitching plastics/jigs in heavier cover. 14 and 16 lb sniper for spinner baits, swim jigs, rattle traps, some swimbaits, and crankbaits. Sparse cover plastics/jigs.