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Also Boca Bearing (http://www.bocabearings.com/) has a good selection of ball bearings for fishing reels. About 5 years ago I ordered a kit with 2 BB for my Shimano Citica 201B, less than $20, and I upgrade my reel, it feels better than Curado B, almost as BSF, best money I spent!!!

As I know Baccarac Lake is back with big bass, a friend of mine just return back for 3 days fishing and he reports 11 catchs over 10# ea!!! I have fished this lake several times since 1990 and is amazing!!! Some times you have quantity, other times you have quality, in Baccarac you can have both!!! Send me a message if you need more info.

Hey arkie guys, I have moved from South Florida to Fort Smith and I'm looking for local bass anglers to hear recommendations, recommendations and help to find fishing places around the area. I don't have a boat but I can share expenses with local boaters to fish in the area and participate as non boater in local tournaments. I had some luck fishing the ponds at Fort Chaffee and Lake Fort Smith, and that's it. Thanks guys,

Hey Jason, I won't be able to meet with you and the guys... I just move to Arkansas!!! Check with Rene, he will cover me. Rgds...

I use BPS Stik-O's 5" with G-Loomis MH 6' Curado 201B Ande backcountry 12#, BPS XPS SuperLock hook 4/0. For finesse fishing I use BPS Stik-O 4" with St. Croix spinning rod M fast action and Sahara 2500 8# Berkley Vanish, BPS XPS Superlock hook 2/0. Senkos are good but more expensive, Stik-O works fine, the only difference with Senko is the price. Bass doesn't check the brand of the lures!!!

Thank you Roadwarrior... and Happy New Year!!!!

#1 rod #2 reel. Hi tech (high price) rod gives more sensitivity, is light so you can cast the whole day with less fatigue... Good reel = less problems, fewer birdnesting and easy casting... If I have $300 to spend, I will get $200 rod with $100 reel.

Cultiva Zip'n'ziggy is my favorite, Sammy is great, Horny Toad is the best in the right spot: grass, lots of cover, on top of hydrilla. Rgds and Happy New Year...