Matthew2000

Maybe if you try a Ohio State hat you will catch fish. Or maybe a Nat'l championship ring..... Maybe both

I prefer in store but if I know what I need I will use TW because of their vast selection.

Craigslist is negotiable on prices remember that.

Don't reel down, just pull it real hard as soon as you feel the bite. Works for me unless I haveslack out then it's just a mess.

Well fish the cover well make Parellel casts to the bank some people often forget to do that. Don't get stuck using one retrieve.

Horny toad.

I have a girlfriend.....

I don't consider bass fishing a sport. I do believe it takes a good amount of skill to do though. Some of not even near 1/10 of them are truly athletic. And you must not watch very much golf because there are definitely refs around all the time. Trust me I've been there golfing. My grandfather works on a golf course and I am very close with the owners and have much respect for the game. I have walked my fair share of holes and it's not a breeze but it's nothing that's making me break out in sweat dying for water.

Oh I get you , what lakes do you fish ?

What part of Charlotte do you live in ?

It's so fun if you know where to look and have a good area. Get good at quick shouldering or hip firing. Them suckers can fly.

No problem that's what we are here for.

Hey my two German wire hair pointers can find some birds and rabbits. And they don't make that beagle howl that drives me insane. Plus we use em for ducks. A little off topic but oh well.

You peaked my intrest and I just got a call from the bait money my appointment is tomorrow, he said bring a blank check. I'm a little scared about this one 14$ I might have to get more than 7 of them. Too bad I'm broke, for now.

They don't suspend quite as well but they work like a charm for me. It's not that much of a difference that I'm willing to spend 3 times the amount for the higher end one.

Here is what I go by. Bait casters Deep to mid cranks and large swimbaits, A-rigs 5:4:1 Spinnerbaits, squarebills, bladed jigs, carolina rigs, soft body swimbaits 6:4:1 Texas rigs,spooks,buzzbaits,jigs, rage rig 7:1:1 Frogs, punching 7:5:1 or higher Spinning you're not going to need near as fast of a gear ratio because you don't want to winch the fish in as fast as possible. Weightless plastics and wacky rig 5:2:1 or 5:6:1 really the same thing. Dropshot something with a six or higher in front, this is because I often dropshot near brush piles and need a little extra strength to get those fish away from the wood.

Vixens, they are just so easy and smooth. But none are a challenge to walk maybe getting into the rhythm on the first few casts but it's quite a simple task.

The Rick clunn mega bass copy's are quite good for the price.

This one I'm going to like. I already love gambler baits and this adds to them, looks like a zoom ultra vibe speed craw. Hoping to try this one out soon.

I'm going off a limb here saying most of the ones in mind from full metal jacket won't be very family friendly. But here are a few from Mr. Gunny and Co. - You're so ugly you could be a modern art masterpiece! - How can you shoot women and children? It's easy you just don't lead em as much. - Anyone who runs is a VC and one who stands is a well disciplined VC. - The dead only know one thing: it's better to be alive.

Ask yourself why wouldn't they be in that muck.

I do and it works perfectly fine. The tungsten for punching really dosent mean anything to me. If I'm not focused on making bottom contact and feeling around then I'm not worried about the sensitivity side. But as far as its total mass that it's taking up I don't think that 1 mm difference is going to be the difference in me catching that fish or not. It's not going to say oh that hole looks a little to large to be something natural better not bite that craw fish.

That's the stuff I'm talking about. They go around and do competitions, and all that good stuff.

I have to find out where your little honey hole is.

Gambler ugly otter in ripe melon rigged on a 1/4 oz pegged bullet weight.