roadwarrior

Sweet!

A couple of very good examples!

You can make it work for everything if you like. However, for techniques requiring heavier line I think you will find spinning tackle to be cumbersome. The Alabama Rig is a good example.

Mega Strike StrikeBack and Siebert Outdoors Cosmic are all I use.

I fish the entire Rage Tail line-up, MegaStike and a few GYCB soft plastics. Right now the hot baits for me are the Rage Tail Structure Bug and Cut-R; MegaStrike MegaTube Craw and MegaBug; GYCB Kut Tail on a MegaStrike Evolution ShakE2 Professional Series.

So true...It seems that every week there is a new "must have" that pops up. I am currently in the market for the 6th Sense 75X, a recommendation from A-Jay!

Maybe, but George is a very well know Florida Guide and fishes for bass almost exclusively. Stick Marsh/ Farm 13 is his home lake. As far as "swiching hands" is concerned, I cast two-handed For baitcasting the motion involves moving my front hand (left hand) into position to plam the reel. I fine this to be a natural movement and never actually notice the "switch".

Whoa gentlemen! Let's turn down the heat a notch or two. Dude found a bag, hung around for a couple of hours and is asking for some suggestions on what to do. He didn't steal the bag, but he picked it up so the next guy wouldn't take it. Posting a note would be a great idea, but I don't think he did anything wrong.

George Welcome Posted August 22 2007 Let's get technical, as there are in fact reasons, not just some lame holdover from days past that put the handles where they are. What will move the fish during retrieval is placed to the strong hand! A baitcast is designed to be used as a winch, so it is the reel that retrieves the fish. Hence if you are right handed the handle is in your right hand. A spinning reel is designed to pick up unloaded or loose line, not retrieve the fish. Hence it is the rod that does the retrieval, so it is the rod that is in your strong hand. If you are right handed then the pole goes to the right hand.

Sure, post it up!

Two years ago I put twelve guys onto their PB, a few largemouth, but mostly smallmouth.

The sizzle is just as important as the steak. Me want it, too!

How 'bout a violin bow? I thinking a secure rod holder with the rod at 10:00 and 10' of line tied to a 1/2 oz jig. Can the vibration be measured in the line and the blank?

Tis' the season ...Alabama Rig

Fish your favorite colors.

That makes at least three of us!

Me, too!

Fine fish, GREAT pics!

I think that fish is the same bass that was caught and weighed last month. The claim is 9 1/2 lbs. I will send you my contact info in a PM. Thank you!

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Nice fish!

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