Harold Scoggins

I used one many years ago. My son is still using the same rod, no complaints.

Better hurry, they only have 2 left.

I've got the medium rod already and love it. These are definitely unlike the heavy glass rods I used back in the 70's or 80's.

I only "clicked" the confused because they don't have one for "WOW!"

X3! I'm glad @Hammer 4 mentioned the Rainbow Trout swimbaits being used in waters where there are no trout. If I had a dime for every time I heard someone say you can't catch bass with a trout bait in a lake with no trout, I could make one heck of good JDM order. Apparently, no one bothered to tell the bass in some of the lakes where I've thrown trout swimbaits where there are no trout in the lake, because those same bass have slammed my trout swimbaits. I like @A-Jay's comment about matching the hatch too. Don't be afraid to think outside the box when it comes to this game. "Nothing is written." - Thomas E. Lawrence, Seven Pillars of Wisdom

I've already got a box packed..."sierra papa!" Lets cross this phase line!

Happy Birthday @MN Fisher!

Good! I read the story yesterday and I'm glad he's sitting behind a cell door. We don't need folks with anger issues on the water.

There's some good ones here too.

Randy Hale, (Fish & Wildlife) Mamie Maree, and Bobby Williamson are our local "Graffiti Busters" at the wildlife refuge.

If you see Jack and Rose on board, get off quick!

Good haul.

7'2" Heavy. I had picked up a 7'2" Medium earlier in the year and am very pleased with how it performed. These are not the glass rods we used back in the 70's and 80's, they are much lighter. After using these, I don't think I'll ever crank with composite again.

You lasted longer than me. I went once with my brother (he loves it) and that was enough for me.

What's this, a rod tube sitting next to the front door? Yep, glass cranking sticks are back in.

Agree, my PB and with few exceptions, DDs were landed during the month of March. Yes

Love those folks who fish up in the trees!

Closer!

Yep, that's what I want.

Mike @Siebert Outdoors has the answer.

...when it comes to tracking fishing tackle. Third time I checked today and still hasn't gotten any closer. ?

Good video. That's how I've always fished a glide bait, slow to moderate speed. When they start hitting the rear of the bait, I'll speed up the retrieve slightly.

Sunset on one of our lakes on the wildlife refuge.