roadwarrior

Great job! The Storm Series Roadwarrior looks a lot more interesting. http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Storm-Series-Jig-409.htm?productId=13

I will be interested in what you have to say about the jigs and how that retriever works. Most of the time a jig will dislodge if you are able to get behind it, but if that doesn't do it, she's gone.

Hope to have mine later this week. Looking forward to the reviews once guys have had a chance to actually fish the rods.

Congratulations!

We have tons of videos for you to watch, then just start fishing a few. Your confidence will grow quickly.

Touche'

Leviathan Ayu http://www.megabassusa.com/products/vision-110

CONGRATULATIONS!

Hmm... No reason for you to care, but here is the latest in a long string of awards: http://hollywoodlife.com/2015/02/25/taylor-swift-wins-brit-award-international-female-solo-artist-2015/#

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More monsters than ever before are being weighed in this region and around the country. Perhaps the OP is basing his observation on a specific body of water because that is not generally the case.

Whoa! What a difference a day makes. It's spring in the Mid South starting today!

The stripers in the Tennesse River mimic saltwater stripers in terms of strength. However, I don't consider a 10 lb fish as much of a prize as opposed to a DD largemouth. Below the Pickwaick Dam it is not uncommon to catch 200lbs of striper on a good day. Although my PB is only 38 lbs, my friends and I have had days when most of our fish were 15 - 20 lbs apiece and a 30+ or two in the mix. The bigger fish are exponentially stronger. Another big difference is that striper do not jump, but they dig BIG TIME! Around here live bait is #1 by a big margin, the Alabama is the next best bet.

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Now that's funny!

Thank you, that was great!

Abrassion resistance

I will double check, but I do not think we have an age requirement.

Topwater: Zara Puppy, Rage Tail Menace Shallow: Norman Fat Boy, MegaStrike Strike or Siebert Outdoors Cosmic Spinnerbaits; Chatterbait/ Rage Structue Bug trailer Medium depth: Red Eye Shad; Silver Buddy; GYCB Kreature Bottom: Rage Tail Craw & Baby Craw, Rage Structure Bug Jika Rigged; GYCB Senko & Fat Ika; Sworming Hornet/ LFT Live Magic Shad

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Probably enough for a season in my carry on. Maybe a "lifetime" in the Man Cave. Then there's the new stuff I "need".

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Welcome aboard!

I don't recall ever reading a postitive review from anyone without a relationship with the company.