jitterbug127

I'd I had to start over and needed to keep it cheap id say fish the 3 water columns. Top, middle and bottom Spook in bone is my favorite top water Square Bill in shad pattern 1.5 size And senko in green pumpkin for Texas rigs, c dog, drop shot etc. So versatile If you didmt want to use crankbait I'd get chatterbait. I do lots it my fishing with just a spook, chatterbait and senko. They are a great combo to cover lots of needs.

Did you see my username? haha

Topwater fishing is lame

Almost never peg unless it is a flipping lure. I will out a bead on most of the time though. I feel like it protects my knots better and it is something different than most guys are throwing. If I do peg it is with a rubber bobber stopper

Wiggle warts, jitterbug, spooks. All three have a place in my bag forever

I am looking at getting a trailer from. Harbor freight. They are like 40 of 42 inches wide. Online days pelican beam is 52...anyone used one of these harbor freight trailers.?

I like backpack, but I beat the bank and have a jon boat. Less is more for me

Flukes nose hooked

White is only color you need. Get some jjs if want to mix up colors

Very nice bait. The 130 is heavy like 1 and 5/8 oz. I'd fish it on a 7 to 7 6 heavy/ fast rod with 7.1;1 gear ratio. You can get away with 90 on a med heavy.

I live in Richmond. Plan on hitting up Brooksville a bunch this year

I've put about double double what I paid for my boat into accessories this spring, but I think it should make it more "fishable" really ready for spring I plAn on just using my tackle warehouse backpack this year. I don't carry lots of year in this boat either, due to limited spAce

All kinds of good stuff really. Any bottom baits would be where is start. Jugs, t rigs, c rigs, and flipping baits. Also a nice deep cranking line for heavier lures. 20 lb is very versitle line

I am curious about this too. I've got 10 e raider and 55 lb thrust mk tm. I m wondering of the bull nose mounted on a front mount tm would be enough to keep the pbr from spinning on windy days. I've built a custom rudder for the back, but of I can get away with only a bull nose it would be sweet

I'd say it is thinner than a quarter inch

Sorry they are sideways. Made rudder, put in rod holders, paddle holders. Also risers

I put two flush mount ones on today. Had to drill through some of the foam in haul hope all is still good. I'll find out soon enough

Still need advice on how mount rear rod holders

Yes of course you can. I think spinning gear is the most versatile there is. Having said that I've got a bc in my hand 90 percent of time. Spinning gear is easier to use and casts farther. I just like casting

Have any of you guys put rod holders on the back? I am thinking of drilling straight into the haul but not sure. I want to catfish with this boat at times

This is a big reason for braid for me

Ftmw hands down best channel I've seen on YouTube regardless of category or genre. Jon b. Is an outstanding teacher and production value is excellent.

I am looking to add to my personal collection and a ghost man. I am wondering who was used the extra heavy and how it held up. Got a season on my med heavy and medium casting rods and been very happy. The medium spinning rod is legit too. I am wanting to learn to flip and pitch this year and hoping this will be a good rod. Looking for feedback specific to extra heavy

I suppose your right but I'll be getting full size for sure

Been looking for a truck. This dude being so wide sits tilted in small trucks. I am going to be getting an 8ft bed for it