roadwarrior
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I am still experimenting with some other lines for specific techniques, but the Yo-Zuri Hybrid can be used for everything. The clear line will be fine.
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No, deep crank: http://www.bassmaster.com/node/96856
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WOW!
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Hmm... Which one is a Shimano?
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GREAT last fall into spring...Not worth a poop this summer...Ready to give it another try!
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Hmm... Cast, let your jig or soft plastic settle and sit for a minute or two, Move it slowly 6" or so and sit for another thirty seconds or a minute. Repeat until you feel you are "out of the zone". One cast can last ten minutes or more.
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Wow...Too nice!
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WOW! What's really surprising to me is that the guys living in Big Bass states are satisfied with little fish. Size is relative to the water that is availlable near where we live. Here in the Mid South very few double digits are caught. We dream of fishing in Florida, Georgia, Texas, California and Mexico. Regarding "arrogance", when I was a kid all I wanted was anything alive! Since discovering the Senko in 1997, I have become a fairly serious recreational fisherman. If I were a tournament fisherman my mind set would be different, but since I'm just a "fun fisherman" I want to chase the Walmart Girls. I don't remember if Big O wrote this or just said this to me on one of the Road Trips, but this sums up my thoughts exactly, "I target the biggest fish in the lake or river I'm fishing". He seems to "get lucky" quite a bit. Fish Chris, WRB, Dwight Hottie, South FLA, 00 mod and others seem to share this philosophy. If you think they are just lucky, you're dead wrong.
