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Yeah... Hard for any team to win in the NFL after giving away four interceptions.

Okuma http://www.bassresource.com/fishing_lures/tournament-rod-reel-okuma.html

Spring: Siebert Outdoors and NorthStar Swim Jigs (bluegill pattern)/ Rage Tail Menace & Shellcracker trailers Summer: Rage Tail Stucture Bug (Jika Rig) and MegaStrike MegaTube Craw (ShakE2 jig head) Fall: Chatterbait style blade (white skirt)/ Rage Tail Structure Bug trailer (white)

What to expect in 2015 http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-12-23/what-s-next-for-world-oil-as-lower-prices-extend-into-15.html Lowest price in the Memphis area is $1.87 http://www.memphisgasprices.com/

Well, no one except the home teams like playing in Foxborough. Green Bay, Seattle or Denver. However, all these teams occasionally drop a game at home. What is interesting for Bronco fans right now is the emergence of a running game. Tonight's game should be entertaining.

No, I bury the connection in enough line where I never feel the knot.

Soft Plastics 1. GYCB Fat IKa 2. 5" & 6" Senko 3. Rage Tail Baby Craw, Craw and Lobster 4. Rage Structure Bug 5. Rage Cut-R 6. MegaStrike MegaTube, MegaTube Craw and MegaBug 7. Rage Menace 8. Rage Shellcracker 9. Rage Tail Single-Tail Grub 10. Rage Eeliminator 11. GYCB Kreature 12. GYCB Hula Grub 13. GYCB Kut-Tail 14. Mizmo 3 1/2" tube (Kent's Classic, Squash Green) 15. Rage Tail 10" Anaconda and Thumper 16. BPS 3 1/2" Tender Tube #71 17. Shadalicious, Berkley Hollow Belly and Keitech Swing Impact Fat 18. Zoom Fluke and YUM Houdini Shad 19. Rage Lizard Jigs and Blades 1. Siebert Outdoors 3/8 and 1/2 oz Big O - Black, Black & Blue and PBJ 2. Siebert 3/8 oz Swim Jig - Shad, Bluegill and Black 3.NorthStar 1/4 oz Hairy Craw -Black -Black & Brown 4. MegaStrike Evolution Jigs 5. Sworming Hornet/ LFT Live Magic Shad 6. Silver Buddy or G ay Blade 7. Rage Blade (modified Chatterbait) Jig Trailers 1. Rage Tail Lobster, Craw & Baby Craw 2. GYCB Flappin' Hog (watermelon w/ black flakes & black w/ blue flakes) Hard baits 1. Topwater -Sammy, Zara Spook, Jitterbug, MegaStrike Cavitron, PopMax (Rico or Chug Bug), Devil's Horse, Rage Toad, Rage Shad and Booyah Poppin Pad Crasher 2.Spinnerbaits -MegaStrike StrikeBack and Siebert Outdoors Cosmic 3. Shallow -Norman Fat Bob or Bomber Square A, Lucky Craft 1.5 & 2.5, Bandit 200 & 300, Red Eye Shad, LC Pointer, Megabass Ito Vision 110 4. Intermediate -Fat Free Shad, DT6, 6th Sense Crushed Flat 75X Deep -DD22, Rapala DT16 and Alabama Rig Terminal Tackle Gamakatsu, Owner, Tokar and XPoint 1/0-5/0 EWG Offset Worm Hooks Owner Jika Rig Bullet, egg weights and swivels MegStrike ShakE Heads Line Yo-Zuri Hybrid #6 & #12 Seaguar Tatsu #20 Sunline Super Natural (monofilament) TUF-Line Tournament 8 Braid #30 Attractant MegaStrike...Don't leave home without it! Baitcasters Topwater: G. Loomis GLX PR844C/ Core 100Mg/ #12 Sunline Super Natural Jerkbait: St. Croix Avid AVC66MF/ Scorpion 1000/ #12 Sunline Medium Crankbaits: Avid AVC70MM/ Metainium/ #12 Sunline & Pinnacle http://www.bassresource.com/fishing_lures/pinnacle-optimus-xlt-dhc-review.html Heavy Crankbaits: Lamiglas SR705R/ CTE200GT & Pinnacle Perfecta Cast Rod 7'11" Med Hvy Cranking/ Primmus Jigs & Weighted Soft Plastics: Shimano GLX MBR844C/ Shiman0 CTE100GT & Pinnacle DHC7-731CAH/ Pinnacle Primmus Swim Jigs: Shimano MBR 842C/ Core 50Mg Weightless or Lightly Weighted Soft Plastics: BCR 893/ Shimano Curado 50E Spinnerbaits: St. Croix LEC70MHF/ Shimano Calais Spinning Soft Plastics: St. Croix LES70MF/ Stella 2500FB & DVT Custom/ Stella 1000FA Live Bait: Shimano PR844S/ Stella 2500FD Lakes: Pickwick, Kentucky, Wilson, Guntersville, Bull Shoals

WTI $55.41 http://www.thefishingwire.com/story/281402 http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2014-12-21/ready-for-20-oil

I want a traditional to resemble a crawdad, a swim jig to look like a baitfish. My trailer for a traditional presentation is a Rage Tail Baby Craw, Craw or Lobster. For swim jigs it's a Rage Tail Menace or Shellcracker rigged vertically.

Give both the Norman Fat Boy and Bomber Square A a try.

I don't want to think about it when I'm fishing. I'm going to put on another bait.

GYCB Kut Tail on a 3/8 oz MegaStrike ShakE2 jig head

Well, we have had more DDs reported in the last three years than in the entire history of the the lake. There was an 11+ caught at Second Creek last spring. The guy caught her prefishing on Friday and as luck would have it, again on Saturday for the win! Most if not all of these Walmart Girls have been caught on the Alabama Rig. My theory is that these bass have never been caught and were "uncatchable". Florida strain have been know to avoid artificial lures, especially as they get older. This has not been generally observed in northern strain populations, but here in the Mid South we don't expect many 10 lb bass! The A-Rig is simply irresistable. A school of baitfish swimming in front of a bass triggers the fish's natural instinct to strike. Three years ago I was staying with a couple of guys from our local Bass Pro Shops, but fishing with my buddy, Speedy Madewell. That weekend both of these guys and another friend fishing out of the same boat ALL caught their first DD, fishing The Rig. http://www.thefishingwire.com/story/281402

I don't fish many tournaments, but I don't EVER want to miss an opportunity or lose a fish due to equipment failure.

Win, win!

Reminds me of women's shoes, purses and shoes. Try selling that story to your wife.

Green Pumpkin Rage Tail Toad is hard to beat!

That's probably a couple of thousand dollars of damage and the perps trade a little copper for a pipe load of crack.

No, the brand of mono backing is of no importance at all. I generally match diameter, but that isn't required either. If the lines have similar diameters, a simple blood knot will do. Otherwise I would connect the lines with an Albright knot.

Copolymer lines are inexpensive, so try a few and see what you think: P-Line CXX, Yo-Zuri Hybrid and Izorline.

Yo-Zuri Hybrid is a bonded, not coated, nylon fluorocarbon blend. the line is inexpensive, currently on sale 600 yards for $8.99. Spinning tackle: #6 (11.9 lb breaking strength) Baitcasting gear: #12 (19.5 lb breaking strength) http://yo-zuri.com/Products/Yo-Zuri_Fishing_Line/details/Yo-Zuri_Hybrid.html

For the most part Rage Tail, MegaStrike and GYBC.

CONGRATULATIONS!

I prefer spinning tackle. Generically, 7' MF; specifically, St. Croix LES 70MF/ Stella 2500FB/ Yo-Zuri #6.

I have #20 mainline on two rigs for bottom contact. One I consider a dedicated jig rod, the other weighted soft plastics. I also use Tatsu as the mainline for swim jigs.