roadwarrior

The Fat Boy really shines bumping into stumps.

Nice fish!

What does that mean? I have observed people using everything from a can with kite line to 75 foot yachts with six $3500 rigs. The can counts.

https://www.wreg.com/news/mid-south/state-ford-chooses-memphis-regional-megasite-for-5-6b-electric-vehicle-battery-manufacturing-facility/

You and your neighbors don't own "public waters", but you are within your rights to prohibit people from crossing your property. "Get off my grass!"

Give them away.

Fat Ika

Welcome aboard!

The older GLX are GREAT rods. I think $200-$250 is a good pricing range.

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Okuma_Psycho_Stick_Casting_Rods/descpage-OPSCYC.html New guy on the block. At the pricing point this is a GREAT rod!

I have a friend who has lived on Yellow Creek for more than 35 years. He has NEVER seen the water this high in the fall. The lake is still rising and flood gates are open. https://www.tva.com/environment/lake-levels/pickwick

PopMax and Cavitron

The 842 can be used for virtually any moving lure 1/2 oz or less.

No, your rig will be fine.

I prefer a thicker diameter for baitcasting: #30 Tatsu #10 for spinning.

Smackdown https://seaguar.com/freshwater/new-lines/smackdown-stealth-gray

Me, too!

The bait is VERY effective, but is a rock magnet.

Welcome aboard!

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