roadwarrior

http://www.bassresource.com/fishing_lures/DHC7-761-CAHFS-primmus-review.html

Yo-Zuri Hybrid #6 has a breaking strength of 11.95 lbs.

I prefer pegboards for soft plastic so you can see what you have. Then I have shelving to store 3700 boxes (labeled).

It could be aliens...

Looks like it was so heavy it knocked you over!

I think the ribbing is slightly different, but I have not received the bait yet.

Spinning: Yo-Zuri Hybrid #6 Baitcasting: Yo-Zuri Hybrid #12

Well, any rod can work, but generally you want a soft tip for treble hooks and a firm tip for single hooks.

Hmm...This is my top producer (Redear) in the entire crankbait category.

Sweet!

Little George, Silver Buddy, lipless crank bait and grubs.

Yes...That was awful...

6th Sense Crush Flat 75X http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/6th-sense-crush-flat-75x-crankbait

I suspect Green Pumpkin is the most popular color, but I would suggest picking YOUR favorite color, I rally don't think it makes much difference.

Norman Fat Boy, Bomber Square A

Not me...I fish a St. Croix Legend Elite LES70MF and a G. Loomis PR844S.

Buzzbait: Cavitron black on black Spinnerbait: Siebert Outdoors Cosmic, double willow blades

Strike King 10XD Orange Bream (cinnamon) http://www.basspro.com/Strike-King-Pro-Model-Crankbaits-10XD-Series/product/1210300627296/

Great pic, too!

CONGRATULATIONS!

I guess my best (worst) story was the day I met my best friend, Speedy Madewell. He took me and a couple of other guys to the Tennessee River striper fishing. We start immediately below the dam in "the boils" where the water churned out by the turbines is released. The the current is fast and the water is rough. Only two guys can fish a drift, so we alternate and rebait rigs. When it's my turn Speedy hands me his rod, a G.Loomis 844C/ Calcutta CT200GT. We are fishing what you might consider a dropshot rig with a 3oz weight. When the weight hits the bottom you immediately lift the rod and that's when you will often get a strike, but sometimes it's just hung. Well, there I am trying to maintain balance and suddenly, BAM! Unfortunately it was a boulder this time and I did not clean my hands well enough when rigging the gizzard shad. BAM! $600+ literally down the drain...The next morning I was waiting at the door when BPS opened and a little while later delivered a present to my new friend's front porch.

Funny how much things have changed. Catch & release is at the top of my list. "Back in the day" we fried just about everything we caught. When I opened the box on Christmas and saw my very own Zebco 33 I knew I had arrived. Plus it came spooled with free line!

I have never considered resale value.