roadwarrior

Excellent lure, great value! 8-)

Mine is matched up with a Core 50MG7. This has become my favorite baitcasting rig! 8-)

Bobby?

Rage Tail Baby Craw, 2/0 EWG Offset Worm Hook, 1/8 oz bullet weight, #6 Yo-Zuri Hybrid. I'm fishing watermelon/red tipped with chartreuse JJ's Magic. 8-)

Here are some member suggestions from an older post: http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1143177139 8-)

I think you will like the P-Line CXX, too. A couple of other suggestions if you want to experiment: Yo-Zuri Hybird #12, Hybrid Ultra Soft and Seaguar AbrazX. 8-)

GMAN will make them for you: http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/ Mop-jig skirt, you chose the style and weight of the jig head and the hook you want! 8-)

Now that's funny! ;D ;D ;D

If you shop around you might find a Citica for around $100. http://www.tackletour.com/reviewshimanocitica200e.html 8-)

Please read FAQs before posting. There are very few restricted topics, but this is one: "I have a question about the Kicktail, Banjo Minnow, Doug Hannon Snake, Walking Worm lures, or the North American Fishing club. Do a search on the name. There's plenty of posts about it, which will answer your question." This thread is closed. -Kent a.k.a. roadwarrior Global Moderator

Put in at Yellow Creek, next to the Shell Station. Start off fishing the docks in that cove. Then, go across the lake to Panther. Fish everything in there that looks interesting. Coming out of the creek, fish the bank down river on that side of the lake past the duck blind. Further down is Dry Creek. Fish the flat to the right of the mouth. Then motor to the back and fish the right hand side (coming out) all the way back to the entrance. I have had good luck flipping and pitching the brush, but you need to be right in the thick of things. You can fish all of these areas with a Tennessee license. Good luck! 8-)

Here's another idea: http://www.vibramfivefingers.com/ ;D ;D ;D

Probably not... At any rate, the boots are just an option the Sam might want to consider.

GREAT VALUE http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1277130652 8-)

Avid AVC66MF/ Scorpion 1000 The rod is easy to maneuver, the tip is soft. This is also an outstanding rig for top water, buzzbaits and spinnerbaits. 8-)

They are designed for our troops in Iraq. The boots are light and breathe. However, they are not waterproof. 8-)

Shallow and/or medium weight: St. Croix Avid AVC70MM/ Curado 200E7 Deep: Lamiglas SR705R/ CTE200GT 8-)

I'm stuck in a rut...The Baby Craw is smokin' 'em! Texas-rigged, #2/0 EWG Offset Worm Hook; 1/8 oz. bullet weight; #6 Yo-Ziri Hybrid on spinning tackle. My best color is still watermelon/red, tipped with JJ's chartreuse. 8-)

Black Hawk Warrior Wear, Desert Ops on sale for $99. http://www.lapolicegear.com/blackhawk-boots.html If you still need additional support, Dr. Scholls inserts: http://www.drscholls.com/drscholls/conditions/archpain.jsp 8-)

No brainer...Jump on this before they are gone! 8-)

Rage Hawg (color: summer craw) 8-)

Welcome aboard! 8-)

I have been impressed with Seaguar InvizX #8 (.009" diameter) for spinning tackle; Seaguar AbrazX #12 for baitcasting. 8-)

Odd that you would start your post with that statement. Anyhow, better engineering, components and craftsmanship are qualities you pay for in high end rods. In use, weight, balance and sensitivity are most noticeable. Industry wide, the "high end" starts at +/- $150. The St. Croix Avid is a perfect example. MSRP is $160-$180, but they can be found on sale occasionally for less. 8-)

My suggestion would be a Swarming Hornet with a LFT Live Magic Shad trailer. 8-)