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Pinnacle Optimus XLT http://www.pinnaclefishing.com/shop/p-78-optimus-xlt.aspx#page=page-1 Curado 50E7

Meium Power/ Moderate Action Pinnacle DHC5-701CAMB http://www.pinnaclefishing.com/shop/p-87-perfecta-dhc5.aspx#page=page-1 Avid AVC70MM

Mizzo-rah! Mizzo-rah! Mizzo-rah...rah rah rah! Missouri Tigers 36 Florida Gators 17

I like them, too!

Peyton is coming back to Indy this Sunday. I'm sure this will be very emotional. He loved the Colts and the people of Indiana. I'll bet there will be a lot of #18 jerseys in blue & white!

We'll see... Bama doesn't have to play Mizzou until the SEC Championship game. The Tide might be up for it in the regular season.

I'm a huge fan of Cabela's Guidewear.

Welcome aboard!

I think Glenn caught the biggest bass, around 3 1/2 lbs. For the most part it's numbers and constant action. I caught a small bass on my first cast. ghoti & Glenn caught over twenty in the first hour. Spinnerbaits and soft plastics were red hot, especially the new Rage Tail Cut R and GYCB Senko. I caught most of mine early on a MegaBass PopMax or Vision 110 FX. Later it was NorthStar Original Swim Jig with a Rage Menace trailer. In the afternoon it was all Cut R for me.

We have several members that might be able to help.

Big O Jig, 3/4 oz football head, Lobster trailer fished on ledges in deep water.

I'm a fan of both companies and would add the MegaStrike Evolution Jig to the collection!

Great pic, too!

Rage Tail are made in the USA

Did you mean "Black & Gold to the BCS"? Mizzou-rah, Mizzou-rah, Mizzou-rah...rah rah rah!

Rage Tail Baby Craw, Craw, Lobster and the new DB Craw http://www.ragetail.com/news/color-charts/rage-craw-color-selection/

SuperNatural is much softer than Trilene with far less memory. The reason the pro use mono for this particular technique is to have a little stretch. The bite is on the pause, but often not detected until you move the lure again. I suppose the stretch comes into play as a shock absorber.

Regarless of the brands you choose, these are suggestions for Power and Action: Topwater: MH/ F with a soft tip Small swimbaits & swim jigs: M/ F Shallow crankbaits: M/ Moderate Deep crankbaits: H/ Moderate or Slow Jigs and soft plastics: MH/ F or XF with a firm tip

This week's update from nfl.com: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000253449/article/peyton-manning-denver-broncos-defy-logic-doubters-with-start

Missouri 51 Vanderbilt 28 Missouri is now 5-0

I was at a seminar a few years ago when Mike McClelland first introduced the McStick. After his presentation the rest of the guys came up to the front for a Q & A session. Although I don't think these pros use monofilament much anymore, they were unanimous in recommending mono for fishing jerkbaits. I'm using Sunline SuperNatural. It's currently on sale (2 for 1) or $5 per 330 yard spool. Your rod should be fine. My dedicated jerkbait rod is an Avid AVC66MF.

WOW! This was more than just a movie, it's an EXPERIENCE!

Lamiglas SR705R gently used for around $175. For deep cranking, this is THE BOMB!

I sincerely regret criticizing your choice of equipment, I was TOTALLY out of line. You are a successful multi-species fisherman and someone who really enjoys the sport and the beauty of the outdoors. I wish you the best of luck and hope you have another shot at that State Record fish. You'll get her next time! -Kent

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