BillyBassMaster

I live right by there go to turkeyfoot and from there you can easily reach both I catch them fishing around docks on turkeyfoot and the west. This year I actually caught a 5.09 in the canals going to the west. Its the one in my profile pic.

Use to use swivels, but it just gets caught in weeds.

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Striker

My dad gets a huge discount from his job on garmin products, any thoughts on it?

V&M or whatever is black or green pumpkin and is a well known brand for cheaper

I just looked at that, I may just find it on ebay or amazon for a cheaper price

I have been looking at electronics recently since I got a bass boat. I want one with gps, side imaging, down imaging, but I want it to be below $700. Can you help me?

My Metanium HG its a legit tank and a super smooth reel completely worth it.

What's the point if your gonna eat bass eat walleye and panfish not the fish we would all like to catch and have fun out on the water with. #catchandrelease

Whenever I think I have a hit it will reel up the slack and feel it but then let it sit and watch the line for my plastics.

I love mine for finnese baits and flipping them. I caught 12 the other day doing that with a weightless senko with 12 pound in invisx.

Little spinnerbaits work well for me

It all depends what you prefer, I used to use spinning, but I find that I like baitcasters more so I use them instead.

7 foot MH for sure if you are going all around. I used 6 foot 6 inch, but casts don't go as far and I think it depends on how tall you are. I'm only 5 feet tall and I still like the 7.

Caught this on a all white spinnerbait with a Colorado blade 21.5 inches 5.09 pounds

I'll always would rather take some small ones than get skunked, it's still fun catching the tiny ones. Caught this one on a 10 inch ribbon tail

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You all are making me jealous I thought mine was big in the north This is my 5.09 pounder, 21.5 inches

Put the pic of your PB on this forum What bait? Season? Weight? Length? What state? Mine is 5.09 lbs 21.5 inches spring spinnerbait Ohio The picture is in my profile picture Shimano Metanium HG St. Croix spinnerbait rod with 12 pound fluoro

I have a 2008 175 pro team bass boat and it runs great, but look around both of them to make your mind up. One of the main things is how wide it is and the deck space, these are two big factors. Also look at the storage on it if you have lots of tackle.

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Thanks I never knew that fluoro stretched that much

Any shimano reel above $100 and with a 7 foot MHF rod I like the St. Croix mojo bass, but if that's out of your price range look at the Abu Garcia vendetta.

My all around favorite knobs are shimanos they are the most comfortable, grippy, and they fit the fingers perfectly.