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Palmetto Guide Service. Www.normattaway.com for largemouth on Clarks hill

I'm a Non- Hodgkin's Lymphoma survivor 18 years. I stand for all who fight and for all who who suffer from Cancer.

Yes the water level stayed down a few years due to drought conditions but have maintained good levels as of late, hence the bass fishing has really improved with that.Last year was great fishing and would expect this year to be as well.

Little river Guide Service- Sasser guides are two good guides that can hook you up

Clarks Hill can be really good in Feb. You 'll be right there within minutes.Good luck!

Agree with team 9 about Sunday afternoon hat. Light as a feather and great sun protection.Had mine for two years

Man that's cold

Nice pigs.planning to get back out that way as soon as i can.love Pickwick Lake and the whole area.Mighty fine eating at The Catfish Hotel, I'm due for some of that,been missing it

Let that little buck walk

A Zoom Super Fluke jr casts well for a small bait .You'll have to adjust the braking and tension knob & play with it.Important to insert the hook point dead center and out about 1/4 inch from the head and strait on the hook bend out it's back dead center or they won't run true for you.You want the bait to dart not turn in circles on th retrieve.A barrel swivel with a short leader works well. About 12 in to 18 in leader

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Retired carpenter here.What kind ya need?

Beer me

Jerkbaits-super flukes(jr's)-shad raps 5's & 7's, finesse worms and lizards

Nice fish!

Mark Davis won both titles in 1995

Ashley ( again)

Casey Ashley proved it at the Hartwell Classic a couple years ago on his daddy's homemade spin just bumps it off the bottom

4 tens & 1 eleven. All in GA

And don't forget to rig one on a fish head spin

Congratulations

I like to throw a super fluke in the winter.Like to kill it as you describe with a 4/0 ewg, 12inch leader with a barrel swivel.Also like to throw it on a ball head jig with the hook exposed through the back,1/8 or 1/4 oz let it fall and pop it.Throw em on a Carolina rig too.Super fluke and Super fluke jr just depends on the feed,they'll slam em

3 years shy of 65 but still like fishn the club but not many state trails lately.i enjoy the fellowship

Good luck to you

Agree fusion should be last resort.i put in for titanium Coflex device as a less invasive procedure than fusion but denied by my insurance co.if I were 65 Medicare would pay for it in Ga, Tenn & Alabama.it has been proven highly successful alternative in Germany & the U.S.I'd just soon take an arse whupping as have a fusion but that's how the mop flopped in my case.Go with conservative treatment as long as you can folks.My point is just take care of that back