Evan Pease

I really enjoyed his show and his movies. He will be missed here.

With it being China fireworks were a big part of it. Theye were awesome.

Welcome. I would suggest this website: www.swvaoutdoors.com

Looks like you had fun. Howd the beast get in there in the 8th pic from the bottom ;D ;D ;D

Who wants to bet she told RR he couldnt post her age ;D Happy Birthay!

Id definitely get some powerbait trout dough and te hooks and sinkers to use it with. You just throw it somewhere good and let it sit for a while. Rooster tails and panther martins work well, too.

Cant tell orange from gold

Ice age thing cracks me up :

Thats pretty wierd. I hope Chris Crocker gets on that one," Leave the Montauk Monster alone!"

One of my friends and I got chased out of OfficeMAX for hidding behind people and going,"Woop Wooot!" What topped it off is when my phone went off when the guard was talking to us and my ringer was that noise on full blast.

I dont find it boring ;D RW: I though it was "Goodnight Irene" when I saw you posted.

Ok.

I dont fish for them but my uncle does. He uses Cotton Cordell Redfins, white bucktail jgs, and live bait.

Having Avid and Muddy back is an improvement.

Is the daiwa fan boi f the year and can't even throw a 8" hudd gotta hit the weights. I commend you for not telling me to get a haircut ;D

Has said something like that twice.

You shoud have seen me trying to cast a hudd on burleys setup. I was trying to sling it like my normal baits, I can assure you that doesnt work.

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I would use trailers that displace a lot of water, paca chunks, speed craws, and things like that work well. I suggest craw type trailers because if your fishing a jig on the bottom chances are the bass thinks it a crawdad.

Id put it in an aquarium after getting it documented 100% corrcetly. Id hate to loose the record because of something stupid.

Shes just ripping his organs out, no big deal

Future user of little blue pills ;D Also needs more Daiwas but Ill admit your Premier was sick.

Daiwa god!

Here are some short reviews of reels Ive used, you all can add to it if you want so people can get a feel for whats what. Daiwa Procaster(spinning combo): Mine has held up suprisingly well for a fourty dollar combo. The reel is barely showing signs of use after several years of fishing and the rod has no faults. Daiwa RegalX: Great reel. Ive had long enough to have to ask how old it is and it has held up better than the procaster. The only problem is that the bell wont go down by using the handle but it got me into the habit of hand shutting it. Daiwa Megaforce: Its a sturdy reel but not one for light lures. Mines probably 6-8 months old and works well for the price. Daiwa Viento: Ive had mine for almost three or four years but its still a great baitcaster. It can throw down to just under 1/4oz with ease. It also handles big fish well. Daiwa Sol: Awsome reel. It can throw a 1/8 oz lure easily. Its small size makes it easy to palm, too. Ive yet to have any problems with mine. Daiwa Fuego: Ive not had mine long enough to tell much about it but so far Im impressed. Its a little beefier feeling than the Sol but its magnesium frame keeps it lightweight. Daiwa Zillion: This thing is amazing. Ive only had mine around seven months but I can tell its the real deal. I wouldnt suggest light lures with it though. 1/4 is about as low as you'd want to go unless you'r an accomplished at baitcasting. Pfluger Echolon: Inexpensive reel that works reasonably well. The brake is hard to set but it handles well when you get it. This reel doesnt get along well with braid though. Quantum Bill Danc: This was my first baitcaster so I cant bash it too hard. The drag is tricky because its easy to knock out of place. It also doesnt feel very solid. It can sling a 3/4 ounce crank out into space though. Its claim to fame is landing my second biggest fish. AbuGarcia C4: Worked for a while but I had the biggest one so I sold it shortly after buying it. I did get my PB with it though. A great line capacity and a reputable company are two things to notice about it. Mitchell Avocet: Ive had the small one of these for at least five years. Its smooth and has a good drag. The only problem is that like most little spinning reels it twists your line. I would definitely keep the included spare spool handy. Ill add my first impressions of the sivermax here tomorrow after I get to use it.

5:1 deep cranks, slow rolling, swimbaits 6:1 spinnerbaits, cranks, worms, jigs.... everything 7:1 flipping, Ive thrown some swimbaits with the intent of getting the fish to the boat faster as well.