RustyShackleford

I just can't justify the price of their baits. Say you buy 10 lures. that's $200 roughly. I'd spend that money on crack before I do that. I will admit that my last Rapala purchase came in at that price. 13 lures, 14 if you count the 6 footer for the man cave.

Gary Yamamoto as a good one as well. Caught a few nice keepers on it as well.

I bought one. Compared to a Rebel Pop-R, not worth the money. I've caught more bass with the Rebel.

It's RUSTY SHACKLEFORD. Rusty Shackleford. I may be an exterminator, bounty hunter, smoker, gun fanatic, and paranoid believer of almost all conspiracy theories and urban legends, but in no way Dale.

I'm having the same issue. I want one, but is the new white in 7' MH worth the $20 extra?

Which Yo-zuri?

The oil isn't hard to come by and you can actually put scents in it. I do my own too. Get off at midnight, 20 mile drive usually gets me home at 12:30. 1am if I stop at all the fast food places and ask for the oil. It just feels weird walking into McDonals and saying....Let me get a 20 piece, large coke, and all the used cooking oil you have.

I agree with both Trent and WIGuide. There's no excuse for a BPS to not do it if they sell them. Our store does it, shouldn't others?

The through holes dound like a good idea. Even better by boxing it. I'd hate to see the tip of a rod break because the butt was kicked forward.

I agree with Fisher. but for some reason, i stray away from braid seeing as it's lack of stretch broke my last rod, and fluoro just seems too brittle for the cold day I fish.

I'd go with the Sunline. Just Feels that much better.

Is is sad that i still use these for my spooks near docks? I absolutely love using it, aside from the occasional smallie that tries to rip it out of my hands.

I've got two old Allstars that are the same way. I never even thought of them being two different rods.