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  1. Hurricane, Storm Surge Warnings Up for Carolinas; Florence May Stall Near Coast https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/Hurricane-Storm-Surge-Warnings-Carolinas-Florence-May-Stall-Near-Coast
  2. Expect a Storm Surge of 15 - 20 Feet in a Landfalling Category 4 Storm in the Carolinas https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/Expect-Storm-Surge-15-20-Feet-Landfalling-Category-4-Storm-Carolinas
  3. Had bad case of trigger finger in both hands....60 plus yrs. old...doc said best thing to do stop fishing for a while and let the hands rest with some exercise with a stress ball and the like...worked... Now, don't sling the cast anymore -- now with a relaxed motion not attempting to throw it a mile when fan casting...too...find myself using spinning gear more...work mostly plastics...spinnerbaits not near as much...spincast will also see more use in the future...works for me good fishing... A man's got to know his limitations. Dirty Harry Callahan
  4. Here in the local area the independent saltwater tackle shops are doing OK...not the fresh...gone except on or very near the lakes and reservoirs in small towns...OK in those settings.... good fishing...
  5. Will be interesting to see what the IPT is.... good fishing...
  6. Some of the finest men I've met were/are LMB fishermen. Whether from a Bass fishing club or striking up a conversation in the fishing section of a BassPro or Academy. Benefits: a new friend and sometimes access to private lakes...and awesome fishing... good fishing...
  7. make sure your pfd is on or very near...there's no return...
  8. Live on the MS. gulf coast. Storm's track was predicting it would be a direct hit on Long Beach, Biloxi area. Storm jogged to the East right before landfall and instead hit Alabama/Mississippi. Slept like a baby last night...high & dry... Katrina survivor...
  9. BassResource best source for info on the net...archived articles and posts from members..learn a lot.. tks for a great thread...
  10. I'd keep it...gotta be someone out there who collects old reels...South Bend is still around...been around a long time...should have kept my old black beauty casting rod... good fishing...
  11. When bank fishing with a worm from the bank bring it very near or on top of the water at a very very fast rate when reeling it in near the bank...pleasant surprise... good fishing...
  12. Smart Bass? Dumb Bass? By Ronald F. Dodson, Ph.D. https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/smart_bass.html In Mississippi's small lakes Florida strain are stocked with the number 1 goal to grow trophy class LMB... good fishing...
  13. Don't flip with spinning gear but do pitch...youtube has some decent videos for free about pitching with spinning... good fishing...
  14. My UL fishing is mostly in small creeks accessible by foot. A 2 pound bass is a monster...use 5'6" light rod with 2 - 6 pound test...can handle lures down to 1/16 in weight...Shimano Sienna 1000 reel...spinning... Use Rebel Critters and Beetle Spins... Love to UL fish in the wild in God's country... good fishing...
  15. I've had the good luck to fish fish only State lakes both less than 300 acres when they were first opened years ago. The catch rate was outstanding with chunky healthy bass. Fast forward a few years not so. Had to really work for them. State lake manager said our boys and girls are now educated -- plenty of bass in there. Now I know this is anecdotal and not scientific but have seen small waters like this in my recreational LMB fishing over the last 20 yrs. or so. good fishing...
  16. How Smart Are Bass? By Ralph Manns https://www.bassresource.com/fish_biology/smart_bass.html
  17. Some never will never strike an artificial lure...never...and there is such a thing as superior genes for the bass... good fishing...

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