EricTheAngler

Caught this beauty on a strike king midnight special since the water was so muddy.

Just caught my first bass of the year on a Colorado blade in muddy water. A chunky one pounder!

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Wow. Lots of skill with that baitcaster. My role model! My favorite is 5:51 with the human trolling motor!

Looks like a Shetland pony to me.

Sorry to hear this. I wonder how they got the info? Crafty scumbags to say the least.

I have a quantum pt team kvd I would see to you. Just check the fleamarket.

I would get a c3 6500. Bulletproof will last you your lifetime!

Im talking about any smallish bass flies.

Thanks, how much for like 5 bass flys?

Ill pm you.

Can you pm me the flies?

Welcome you will learn a lot here!

Welcome you will learn a lot here!

Welcome you will learn a lot here!

Welcome you will learn a lot here!

I have the idea of lawn casting down as in I know what to look for and am still practicing.

I have basic casting down. I have a few questions. What flies should I use for blue gill and bass? Also what is the difference between a tippet and a leader?

Today was my 17th birthday and I received a orvis encounter outfit 5wt. Also I got some panfish flies. Any tips from senor fly fishermen. I watched some videos on casting and have that partially down. Any links and first hand tips would be nice. Im targeting bluegill and small bass in ponds.

A fat nightcrawler!

The only element I consider is time.

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Welcome to the forums. I would use a dark blue and black jig. Thats what I have the best luck with.

A 4.5 Pounder at the local business park.

I need to switch and learn a new knot because the uni to uni is bulky and not as strong as other knots of braid to leader type. I make my leader about as long as two rod lengths so if I hold the line at the reels "mouth" the knot is right at the "mouth" of the reel. I dont flip and pitch but I would make the leader a bit smaller since your not casting far.