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Texas Flood

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Central Iowa
  • My PB
    Between 6-7 lbs
  • Favorite Bass
    Largemouth & Smallmouth
  • Favorite Lake or River
    Gull Lake, Racoon River

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  1. Ice fishing keeps me sane during the winter months. I'll clean reels and respool and also spend more money than I need to on more gear.
  2. If you dont find a line you like, Amazon has great pricing on Tatsu. 1,000yds of 22lb is under $200
  3. Deep crankbaits to me is anything 15’ or deeper.
  4. Swim jigs and billed crank baits. They were all I threw when I first got into bass fishing. Outside of a chatterbait and lipless, I’m not into throwing reaction baits anymore. Rather fish a jig or worm.
  5. I use the 7’2 MHMF for chatter/lipless and it’s awesome for those baits.
  6. I love how Glenn has a video for everything. “Has anyone ever used a 13 foot rod for fish 400 feet deep?” Glenn: “I got just the video for you”
  7. Guess Im crying at work today. RIP Ben
  8. Last winter I learned how to flip/pitch a jig more accurately. I plan to continue that this winter but without switching hands.
  9. Looks great! Excited for mine to show up on Friday. A review on TW said it reminds them of the Mojo V2, so that alone peaked my interest
  10. I only fish a few tournaments a year but I agree with @Catt You can only control what you're doing. In golf the players know what the leaderboard is and can make adjustments on the go. With bass tournaments, you only know the results at the end Im not saying to ignore other anglers but the more you worry what they're doing the less you're focused on catching a limit IMO
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