roadwarrior

Great bait!

As a former employee I am not going to bad mouth them. The Fishing Department is a VERY small part of the business today. The Pyramid here in Memphis is simply a gigantic shopping center that happens to sell fishing lures. The mark up on tackle, especially in-house brands, is comparable to jewelry, believe it or not. The real money is in accessories, especially novelty items and clothing. Every single person that visits the Pyramid buys a little something with the name on it.

Better yet, I cut my lure off and give it to my friend to fish.

Tomato stake.

Too heavy.

#8 Yo-Zuri Hybrid

Livin' large!

Great work, great customer service!

Welcome aboard!

Weighing fish on scales tends to cause them to lose weight.

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Great price!

GYCB Kut-Tail

Nice fish!

Use a short leader that you can cast with outside the guides, 10" or so.

Could be that the line is just too stiff. Tatsu is my line of choice, but for a lower pricing point I would recommend Seaguar AbrazX #12. Another option that a lot of guys are using is braid with a fluorocarbon leader. If you go that route just about any fluoro will do.

Welcome aboard! Good luck on your sale.

CONGRATULATIONS!

Hard baits: Topwater: Zara Spook, LC Sammy, Megabass PopMax and Whopper Plopper Shallow crankbait: Norman Fat Boy (redear pattern) and Bandit 200 Variable range: Strike King Red Eye Shad (Red and Chrome/Blue); Seibert Outdoors Cosmic Spinnerbait or Booyah Spinnerbaits Plastics: Rage Tail: Structure Bug, Craw, Cut-R, Menace, Lizard, Hawg and Space Monkey YUM Houdini Shad GYCB: Senko, Fat Ika, Kut-Tail Jigs & Chatterbaits: Seibert Outdoors jigs and Foggy Trailers: Rage Tail Craw and Menace

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Fishing ledges on the Tennessee River is similar. To stop and play we must have bait or visible bass. Fishing a void is a complete waste of time.