roadwarrior

For best casting, 3' or less.

Plano exclusively for me.

The Avid series are great rods, but if you want to look at a new alternative that has impressed me, Okuma is releasing their Psyco Stick. Specifically I would recommend the PSY-C-751MH.

The life of a Warrior.

Harold was my first fishing hero! Back in the '60s his family lived in my home town. Raytown,MO. I dated his daughter in high school.

Well, there are ways to compromise... At my house I do the cooking, "lift & tote" and most of the outdoor work. My wife still works full time and I don't expect her to wait on me, but I don't like house work. I will tiddy-up, but every other week we have a housekeeper to do a deeper clean.

I have a beautiful driftwood root I caught a few years ago on the bottom of the Tennessee River. I have it displayed in my Man Cave and decorated with a number of antique lures, mostly inherited from the 50's and early 60's.

https://seaguar.com/saltwater/new-lines/gold-label-25 Gold Label is sold as leader not mainline, 25 yard spools. Thinner, stronger and more abrasion resistant than the mainlines.

MHF rod. Your favorite topwaters will be just fine, but my suggestion is a Megabass PopMax.

It's Prime Time in the Mid South, but you have to "pick" your days. Right now we are having our "winter", but Tuesday and Wednesday will be a window of opportunity with highs in the 50s.

Not me, that's this guy's problem: http://www.delawarevalleytackle.com/

Florida offers the opportunity for MONSTERS!

Here in the Mid South we get a little winter...and it's here, too!

Spring generally arrives early here in the Mid South, but right now is our "winter". I am planning a trip the first week of March, weather permitting. I have not wet a line since October.

It came as a combo and was my favorite Christmas present!

Would he consider military service?

Alberto knot

White Chatterbait/ white Rage Structure Bug trailer

Any color will do, as long as it's white.

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