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Good deal man! I wish they had a Gander Mountain in my area.

The company would just see him as free advertising. In a very rare case they would contact him with intentions of giving him a reward.

The companies that do the embroidery and sublimating need a release to do that. Otherwise they're making a profit on someone else's logo.

If you are getting it sublimated or going through a store to get it embroidered on a shirt, then yes, you need a release from the company. But if you're buying a patch, then no.

Good try!

Different parts of the day have all produced fish. I would have to say I consistently get better fish right as the sun comes up.

I play guitar (PRS and Taylor). It's a pretty cool concept and sounds good, but I just cant see it being better than a Taylor haha. Pretty cool though!

When it comes to stream fishing and creek fishing, I have very good luck tossing a small black/blue craw papi anywhere there is cover. Try using the smallest weight you can.

I have the contact information for the Missouri Youth director if you would like it. I fished it for years, but last year was my last year. Let me know.

what do you need to know? I could tell you just about anything when it comes to that lake. PM me if you want.

Oh wow, thats a big mess up...funny thing is, I was thinking you, but wrote 5bass. Sorry about that!

Saw two pictures on bassmaster.com's 'photo-coverage' of the classic that had Glenn and fivebasslimit getting KVD's interview. BassResource.com logo being worn proud! Hope you guys are having a blast!

Senko is right. I was with the Fish Harder Co. for almost two years. They started out with a program that I loved and would benefit both of us. They ended up creating an unfair, and in my opinion, unstructured program. I left the Fish Harder Co. about the same time Ryan did, and we had talked about it. It's just a crumby set up on their part. Unless they offer me some ridiculous deal that I could not pass up, I will stay way.

Haha....awesome! Thats something I would do.

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x2 This is especially true in the Atlanta area. I can't tell you how many Terminator T2 packages I've found on the banks of my local ponds. : I'll agree once more. In heavily pressured situations.

Over this past season, I have gotten a lot better at drop-shotting (actually ended up winning a few tournaments on it). It's a GREAT presentation, that suprisngly, not many people do. Supplies: I fish my dropshot on my Kistler Magnesium rod. Its perfect for it. I fish with 6 to 8 pound fluorocarbon line. I really like fishing the light stuff, just because when Im using this presentation, it's usually clear water. Im a big fan of small baits when it comes to drop-shotting. My biggest producing bait would have to be a red 4" GYCB Cut Tail worm. Location: This is very simple. Ive caught fish literally everywhere on this set up. My favorite would just be fishing boat docks...big, small, deep, shallow...you name it. I also find great success on points and bridge pilings. I tried to sum everything up for you, but like I said, its a great presentation...one of my favorites!

Well played, but my drivers license says I'm 18.

Really like the whole line up. Ive fished with all but only own the S model. At the price, there's no real reason for me to buy any other. It's great and casts a mile!

Sounds like your set man! Way to get him going early!

Well put sir.

Ok so I recieved a gift card to Wal-Mart as a Christmas present the other day. Not knowing what to get, I went to the good ole wally world and just kind of looked around. I was walking down the toy isle when I stumbled upon an Air Hogs Havoc Heli. The packaging itself looked B.A, I decided to go ahead and buy it. It's a tiny remote control helicopter (I think its the Guinness record for smallest r/c chopper or something). I pulled this guy out of the box and all i have to say is wow. I'm 18 and this little toy is a blast! They're so much fun to play with! It takes about 15 minutes to charge and flies for about 10 minutes and is perfect for indoors. If you're a kid at heart...get one of these!!!

After fishing with them over the season, I can honestly say that the Kistler Magnesium TS rods are my personal favorite. Theyre just right for flipping and pitching: Super light-weight, smooth and easy, yet has more than enough power to yank your fish out of the brushpile. Good rod, thats for sure.

My favorite would be a 4" GYCB cut tail worm in red. This has been responsible for about 90 percent of my drop-shot fish.

I just thread it on my jig, and it usually matches the crawfish in the lakes I perfectly. Not big at all