roadwarrior

Hmm... I guess it can be done, but it doesn't work for me. Microfishing, a niche sport in which anglers attempt to catch some of the smallest fish possible, is in many ways an old practice by a different name. The sport has its roots in an ancient Japanese form of fishing called tanago, which targets the Tokyo bitterling (tanago in Japanese), a little fish in the carp family.

If there is a bench, table or fence I put stuff in plain sight. I have enough of my own stuff and don't like picking things up that might have cotties.

Just like Fantasy Football!

Do you root for The Man or your team?

A few years ago I fished a Big Brother/ Big Sister charity tournament on the Tennessee River. My partner was my best friend and fishing buddy of more than twenty years. We had always worked well together... The day was slow for us until the last hour of the tournament. I tied up a double fluke and BINGO! Fishing below the Wilson Dam our target and expectation was smallmouth, but to my surprise I hooked up with a MONSTER green fish. When the fish broke water she just about stopped my heart. We both knew this would be the Big Bass and probably win the day. My buddy is a very experienced fisherman, but we all get excited in the moment. After a tremendous fight in strong current, I brought the fish to the boat, but she was still green. In the heat of battle my partner just blanked on me and lunged at the bass, knocking her off.

I can't tell the difference between heavy metal and rap, they both sound just like "noise" to me.

Beautiful!

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Rage Menace, Structure Bug and Baby Craw

We have a city park pond that is stocked in January. Great for kids, the fishing is easy.

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Well said...

Rage Structure Bug and Cut-R.

I have only fished it a couple of times using a Japanese crankbait. My first cast was on the White River below Bull Shoals Dam and wallah, about a 2# brown trout! That's a big fish for that rig and I knew then it wasn't for me.

BFS just does not fit me well. I was trying to sell mine at cost, but didn't find a buyer.

C'mon...I don't think you need to be so harsh. The answer is no, MH is not the right choice. A ML spinning rod and 6# line is my suggestion. The BFS rig I mentioned is really designed for advanced fishermen with more money than sense. It would not be your first combination.

Assume it's fine and fish it like you stole it! If it breaks it is very unlikely that you will lose anything.

For the most part, daytime is relatively safe. 90% of violent crime occurs after midnight. It also depends on where you are. Like other cities, there are simply areas you should avoid.