Evan Pease

I go to your house dressed as a ninja and slip them in your toilet.

When I read the headline I was expecting it to be a link to that Samwell guys song "What What in my ***" on youtube. I wouldnt recommend watching it >

I got a four pack of their hardnose hollowbody minnows in the yellowish color. I had nine dollars on me and they were the only ones that looked good that I could afford. Has anyone tried these?

Looks like you had fun. Where did you go?

Abingdon is probably 6-8 hours from manasas. Its sort of close to ronoake. That bass came out of a 300 acre lake called Big Cherry. It hit a 1/2oz ProModel rattlin jig in Black/Blue. I caught this one a few minutes before on the same lure.

I think I know what your talking about. Are they a lot like the things in the Do Not Eat the Contents of This Bag!!! beads?

Sounds like a good place to use a jig, then again I throw one whereever Im at. Also remember that hooksets doesnt cost you anything but loosing fish does.

You could get yourself a Regal and a Lightning rod for around 85 to 90 dollars. I have an older Regal that I got when I first started fishing and it still works well. You can take what money you have left and get some new tackle stuff or save it and get another combo.

I hope the price is decent. I will probably get one.

I use 6-8lb trilene smoothe casting on my spinning and I have 2 BC with 14, 2 with 15, one with 12 and one with 50.

The same thing happened to my grandpas ranger. The area aroung the back shocks went out. He fixed it then sold it and got another ford.

I dont have a clue which fork. It was near alverado and it was on a road near exit 19 off I-81.

I bet that was pretty cool. The ones I was in were just classII.

Rooster Tails, Rocket Shads, Rebel Crawdads, small Rapalas, and little 1/16-1/4oz rubber skirted jigs are in mine. They're also the same things I use in small water.

Anyone see those Simpson lures they had in bass pro a few years ago? I always wanted one but never got brave enough to waste money on one. I dont know if the chatterbait is considered a gimmick or not considering its a staple in a good amount of peoples' fishing arsenal. I know I like them.

Yes. When I got my first real reel was blown away by how much better it was. In most cases the more expensive reels last longer so you save money in the long run, not to mention the performance benefits.

If you mean where you shoot it like a bow then only occasionally does it work. My fishing guide in Georgia was really good at it though but I think he had heavier line.

Ha. I was hoping I would get to fish but the rapid stuff was pretty fun.

Cant forget G. Loomis. GL2 MBR784C 6'6" H 1/4-1 $154.99. GLX MBR784C 6'6" H 1/4-1 $354.99. IMX $254.99 GL3 $203.99

Gotcha. I might try the Croix though Ive heard a lot about them. Ill research them forever before I pick something. 340.00 vs 109.00 is a pretty big gap though. Right now Im at work answering phones and copying stuff for 8.00 an hour because the part time secretary is out so I should have enough money soon.

Ill check those out. Im scanning everything over on bass pro right now.

I went kayaking on the holston with a few people for the first time. There were 4 kayaks and 2 canoes with 2 people in each. There werent any huge rapids but it was fun. BTW its the same holston that that guy drowned in recently, I thought that was a little wierd.

Thanks man. Ive been using a Fenwick M with the same lure weights. It rattles my brains out when I throw stuff that vibrates a lot though. A glass rod would probably be pretty good.

I need a rod, preferably 6'6" MH with a 1/4-1oz lure rating. Im not sure why but its really hard to find. I know Quantum has one but it didnt look like it was very good quality. Any price range will work, and you can comment on the ones Im finding, thanks. Ill add stuff I find here as I look some more... 12-20 LB 1/4-1 OZ 6'6" H American Rodsmiths HG42® Graphite Series Trigger Rods 10-25 LB 3/16-1 OZ 6'6'' MH American Rodsmiths® David Fritts H3 Titanium Trigger Rods Diawa Steez and TD-S both have one...

Thanks That tracker looks great.