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Thanks, (almost ;D) everyone!!! As Ever, skillet

:)That's great!!! As Ever, skillet

Way to go! Really need to break down and get some confidence in this :-[... As Ever, skillet

Not really an answer to your question but accuracy is a lot more important than distance and WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet

Have done really well fishing Super Flukes weightless. All the fish have come from the top 2ft of water or less. Was wondering if anyone fishes them weighted (keel weighted hooks maybe) with good results??? As Ever, skillet

Instead of holding the fish with the jaw in line with the rest of the body (straight up and down) angle the bottom jaw where it is slightly pointing toward you. Pay attention to the word "slightly". If you over extend the bottom jaw you take the chance of injuring the fish, especially heavier fish... As Ever, skillet

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Lorduhmercy! You SURE should be happy with any of those!!! WELCOME to the forums... As Ever, skillet

Have always spooled my spinning reels like Roostertails said "laying it on the floor label up" then giving it some slack to see if it twists. It has always worked for me. KVD line conditioner is some good stuff (really good ) but I don't know if it would help if you filled your spool backward... As Ever, skillet

Nice pics (as usual ) and fish. Good looking bait too. Have been trying to get topwater bite going all this year. Even got on the water way before sunrise a number of times. I've missed it somehow . Glad ya'll got it working!!! As Ever, skillet

Those days don't come often enough ... As Ever, skillet

RoseAngler, call, write or e-mail Cabela's or BPS for a cataloge... As Ever, skillet

"I find I barely have to even ask questions since someone's bound to ask it or already has!" It's amazing how often this happens ... As Ever, skillet

Glad you decided to join and WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet

WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet

Don't think I've come across anything related to bass fishing that someone on this forum hasn't used. Even the advertisers, for the most part, on here can be trusted to not be full of it ... As Ever, skillet

Just like in most things, sometimes "simpler is better". Be glad for your friends and WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet

Man! That is some beautiful water !!! As Ever, skillet

WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet

I have 2 of the 200 D's. If the E's are an improvement definitely buy 2 ;D. Have 1 of mine mounted on a Crucial 6'6" M with XF tip and it is GREAT... As Ever, skillet

:oSam !!! Have never heard of this. While reading this, I figured you were going to say something about the way it sat on the bottom. What kind of action does this cause them to have??? As Ever, skillet

Thanks fellas ! Have been looking for this info myself ... As Ever, skillet

Also use them T-rigged with either 1/8 or 3/16oz weight. Most of the bottoms in the ponds and lakes around here are are green or a greenish brown so I use mainly green pumkin or watermelon seed ... As Ever, skillet BTW try Baby Brush Hogs also

Glad ya'll had fun at the beach! It's hard enough to stay focused with the temps. we've had lately without getting a strike every now and then . Love the Flukes myself ... As Ever, skillet

A pet store in Memphis had a peacock bass (not sure which variety) about 6" long. It was priced at $69 ! That's quite a few Brush Hogs ... As Ever, skillet