Bass XL

my first baitcaster was a citica....and I learned how to use it really quick...one of my all time fav. reels

yeah thats what i thought...thanks

dont like country, but i like that song!

Hmm... Do you catch a lot of big bass? :-/ lol

isnt e21 like a newer version of airrus...like isnt it the same owner?? i've been wondering that for a while

thats great man, good job!

I've cought plenty of trout on a fly rod, but i'll say that catching a bass on a flyrod (when using a dry fly or a popper) is abot 10x better

man, what these pros are doing is just awesome!

man you did a really great job on that...way to go....now if only i could do that to a boat :-/

I think everyone knows that rod, line, and feel, have the major part of sensitivity but your weight can help...with the smaller line contact, you are feeling more of your soft plastic, and less of your weight

Catt, it looks like you had a great year!! ...I unfortunetly do not keep track of how many fish I catch in a year...I should because it would probably be very helpfull for future reference...All I'm saying, is that in my personal expierance (and many of my fishing buddies) tungsten weights have out cought regulair lead weights....am I saying lead weights are absolutely terrible? No, but I will always use tungsten weights over lead...as for your results go, they are great....but if you would have used tungsten weights all year instead of lead....I can almost gaurentee that you would have cought more fish..

amazing

Not exactly BUDDY.... I wouldnt be sponsored by them if I didnt believe in their product!! Which is not the case...I believe in their product 100%....LIKE I SAID EARLIER: Tru-Tungsten (or any tungsten weights for that matter) are almost 50% smaller than lead weights. Their for, you are having less line contact with the weight, and feeling more bites (espically the very lite bites)...Just a suggestion: when doing your tests "luckyinkentucky" go out on 4 outings....2 of those days use the tungsten, and 2 use the other one (lead, or stainless, w/e)..... Their for you can look at your results and notice how many fish you cought on the smallest of bites ( which I have made this test before, and the results showed that I noticed the smaller bites on the tungsten and not the lead).

If you take a 1/4 oz. Tru-Tungsten worm weight, and compare it to a 1/4 oz. lead weight, their is a huge difference....The tungsten weight is wwwaaayyy smaller than the lead weight...the tungsten weight has smaller line contact than a lead weight does so you are getting more "bait" sensitivity. And ecause it is so much smaller than the lead weight, the bass are LESS likely to shy away from it....For those reasons, believe it or not, you CAN catch more bass than an ordinary lead weight.

Just got the word that Skeet Reese is coming to Tri-State Trolling Motor Repair out in Hazelwood, MO on January 26th....not sure if i'm going or not, but i thought I would let everyone know.

What ever you do, do not get a guide that is a tournament fisher. I went on a guided trip with Mike Webb about a year ago. I mean dont get me wrong, he is a great guy, but I did not like how he "guided"... It seemed like he was taking us to CRAP spots...We found out that the next day he had a tournament, and was more than likley prefishing and trying to find spots for that day. Also, Table Rock is extreamly tough to catch bass in the summer...I would reccomend going in the spring...HOpe this helps

I would get a 4.5'' worm with a natural color...and fish it on a shakey head

Thank you very much, That is exactly what I am looking for. I'll contact him and see if we can do somthing. Thanks again. ps. is that the young lady that was in BASS Times?

Ok, not quite sure where to post this, so I figured that I'd put it here. Is their a place where I can get "laser printing" (not sure that its called that) on my Tournament jersey? Not embroiderd (sp?), but like "lasered" on it... If some one knows of a place or website, please let me know....I hope you understand what i'm talking about. Thanks, Craig

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It's going to come back around to them...b/c when us juniors grow up, we'll know how screwy B.A.S.S is, that nobody will want to fish with them.

I Just got back from BPS about an hour ago, and was just looking at the steez and calais through the glass, and one of the people working there said that I could handle one......HOLY CRAP!!! When you guys said lite.....You really ment it...the steez is sooooooooo light i was amazed...i thought i was going to break it....the calais isnt that much heavier either......guess who just hopped on my back???......i shouldnt have picked the steez up...lol

Great stuff....I've been looking all over cork grips...Where can i get some? (do they make them for Revo's)

They are OUTSTANDING!!! I've cought some mammoth smallmouth @ table rock with them

My go-to (and my all time Fav.) would have to be a 4.5" Webb's Baits Black Magic worm rigged on a shakey head (harsh hedz 1/4 oz)....This has probably cought the most fish out of all my lures....It shines when no other bait can get a bite.