roadwarrior

Geez...I think technically the XPoint is probably the sharpest and strongest, but who can argue with Gamakatsu or Owner for "bass" fishing? These hooks are strong and sharp...or at least strong and sharp enough! The "point" is (pun intended), save money on other fishing tackle. Buy quality hooks, the cost is totally justified. 8-)

Many options right there...You can test your new boat without risk. -Kent 8-)

I can't believe you took the Core 50MG7 off your MBR842C.

Too cool!

6" Shakin' Zipper Worm for everything http://www.roboworm.com/zsframe.htm I think I have two of every color...The fish don't seem to be able to tell them apart! 8-)

Welcome aboard! The first bass club was chartered in WA: http://www.westernbassclub.com/profile.html BTW, Their spokesman is our very own, Glenn May! 8-)

Nice pic, too!

WOO-HOO!

Take your choice, but I like them all! http://www.ragetail.com/ragetailproducts.html

Outstanding reply...Thank you!

This is the year of the Smokin' Rooster! 8-)

Very nice fish! 8-)

Welcome aboard! 8-)

Welcome aboard! 8-)

Welcome aboard! 8-)

Welcome aboard! 8-)

Welcome aboard! 8-)

Welcome aboard! 8-)

Well, first of all, lose the caps... Medium weight, shallow running: St. Croix Avid AVC70MM Deep divers: Lamiglas SR705R is THE BOMB! 8-)

Hmm... I fish spinning tackle with #6 Yo-Zuri Hybrid. 8-)

Agreed... My Carolina rig is an MBR844C/ STX/ PP50/12 main line. But again, YOU DO NOT NEED technique specific combinations. 8-)

Man, that's great, but why do you waste a minute on green trout? If I were living in Maine, it would be small jaws only!

You are a lucky man. ;D ;D ;D

#1 topwater lure for numbers. 8-)