roadwarrior
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MBR 842C is THE BOMB!
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Hmm... One is a Shimano the other is something else. Strong, smooth, silent and reliant.
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Never. Replace as needed, but check your line frequently for cuts
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Take a look at Dobyns Champion 683C, it might be just what you are looking for. Mine is saddled up with a CH50MG spooled with #12 Yo-Zuri Hybrid. Light, crisp and strong.
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1/4 oz tungston, unpegged
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Hey Fish Chris! Those are my favorite photographs ever posted. Great job!
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Congratulations!
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I need a few, but can I get them in Boring Black?
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Fantastic! You have discovered a gem.
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Spend some time looking around the site. We have hundreds of articles on fishing soft plastics, every other lure class and technique. Ignore BASSclary, now and in the future. Other than live bait, soft plastics are the most universally fished bass baits on the planet. They are easy to fish and very productive. Here are a couple of articles to get you started:
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"Ain't nothin' cain't be fried!" "Cajun" and "Southern" are not necessarily the same. Cajun is more about saltwater cuisine; Southern is more about fried or smoked. Ribs, shoulders and butts are what we consider "Q". Tonight I made Red Beans & Rice with Andouille smoked sausage served on a bed of collard greens.
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Hmm... I prefer men of character, family and purpose... King George, Tim McGraw, Toby and Keith Urban come to mind among the current stars.
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Hmm... I have a few coming his way shortly. Thank you for supporting the sponsors of BassResource.com -Kent
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Spincast reels are for kids and people that fish a day or two every other year or just on vacation. My fishing partner guides on the Tennessee River and carries a couple of Zebco Omega. I have fished them for bait and they are just fine. After three years and no maintenance, no issues. The reels are "disposable", when they wear out they will be replaced, not fixed.
