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  1. Don't worry about the length of the story, it was GREAT! I would feel the same way about landing her with spinning gear!!! As Ever, skillet
  2. Haven't heard anything but good from anyone that bought one ... As Ever, skillet
  3. Unless I'm going back the next day, I do. Thinking about it, I'll back 'em off most of the time even then... As Ever, skillet
  4. WELCOME to the both of you and glad ya'll decided to join!!! As Ever, skillet
  5. Didn't really know any Bass fishermen back then and figured out the thing with retrieving it just below the surface when I was in a hurry to get home for supper and accidently was reeling FAST . You ought to try that with a Zebco 33 and a Lew's Speed Stick. Geared so low , it will wear you out in short while ;D. It's strange, what Mepps #3 said about going to #4 for larger fish. I don't find that a #4 works as well as #3 and they don't seem to work as well (for me ) in large bodies of water as ponds or small lakes. Always just used brown or white bucktails, gonna have to try those Black Furies, THANKS ... As Ever, skillet
  6. Good info already (large bait near deeper water and jig)! Smaller fish will still hit larger bait just not as likely and with larger bait larger fish. Clear as mud...huh? I'll stop now and say WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet
  7. You've already gotten some good info so I'll just say WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet
  8. flippin4it, Mepps #3 was the 1st lure I used when I started fishing for Bass, more than 30 :oyrs ago. They are as adaptable as regular spinnerbait. A regular straight-in retrieve, straight-in with twitches, yo-yoing it in or what's really fun (low light like late evening) retrieve it fast enough to ride just below the surface and cause a bulge in the water! GREAT strikes that way ... As Ever, skillet
  9. We've been out here for about 12 years and I've always wondered about that. Have never had a collision..........yet! As Ever, skillet BTW It's great how they sound like the original X-wing fighters on the 1st Star Wars
  10. Ancestors were mostly English and Irish. Have never had a tan that I couldn't sunburn! My dermatologist doesn't have to worry about college for her kids. Folks like me have already paid for it. Have had basil cell and melanoma removed. Straight from the horse's mouth "cover up or use sunscreen".... As Ever, skillet
  11. Just wanted to add ! to what others have said. Any and everything you want to know in the tips and articles. If you have questions about what you read...ask away. WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet
  12. WELCOME to the forums!!! Hang out with the rest of us when you can... As Ever, skillet
  13. Glad you decided to join and WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet
  14. Doubt very seriously if there is something connected to Bass fishing that hasn't been gone over (with fine tooth comb) on this site! Best site and best folks also WELCOME !!! As Ever, skillet
  15. WELCOME to the forums!!! Upping your PB is about as GOOD as it gets!!! As Ever, skillet
  16. skillet replied to Dean's topic in Everything Else
    It has been a while. WELCOME back!!! As Ever, skillet
  17. Glad you'll be Bass fishing soon and WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet
  18. Pretty sure we've got some members from that area and WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet
  19. Not EVEN close! Will say WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet
  20. Found out a long time ago guessing weight of fish is not one of my better qualities (don't have many)! NICE fish! Great when you can up your PB!!! As Ever, skillet
  21. Only good for shopping on-line . Since there is one pretty close, I'd rather go in and on everything before I buy ... As Ever, skillet
  22. Catching the quality of Bass (plus, it's here in the mid south) you do, you definitely deserve winning .. As Ever, skillet
  23. skillet replied to Glenn's topic in Everything Else
    ;DWho cut the cheese Man! ;D Myself, I always wondered about those suspicous little trail of bubbles that you see when you're out fishing ... As Ever, skillet
  24. WELCOME to the forums!!! As Ever, skillet
  25. wdy77, just North and West of you! Haven't been to Horseshoe in a number of years. Started fishing there with my parents when really young. Lots of Crappie, Bream (Shellcrackers) and Bass! I fish mostly small lakes or ponds in Shelby Forest area. There are some members that fish the lakes you mentioned a lot. Hopefully they'll chime in on this... As Ever, skillet

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