Siebert Outdoors

I've always used the base hole pins that you mold them with. Nylon would be neat.

Stole my answer. ;D I'd buy a bunch of properties. North around lake st clair, a lot on the beach in fl and ca. Then rent them out when I'm not there. That would suffice in my hunting, fishing, spearing needs.

I'm with Bone Head Jig on this one. Dont waste your time or money. All you need is a 1/8" pin, drill bit, etc. Just something to fill the weedgaurd hole and keep out the paint. Very easy, simple, and fast.

I typically fish it two ways T rigged weight usually between 1/4-1/2 Jig head, standard 3/16-1/4 for swimming.

I use alot of BPS flippin tubes. For all bass. I believe they are 4.5" long. Pretty cheap too.

Kinda. I have a xhvy 7'1" rod BCR855 loomis I use for big jigs, c rigs, and heavy trigs.

very nice catch.

ah it happens. i've went as far as cutting the line instead of the tag end of the line and watching my lure plop into the water.

I've got both systems and I prefer the xbox over the ps3. If i didnt play online I would probably say the ps3 is better. But like said above the online is choppy with ps3

Yup, I pitch alot with all jigs. One of my favorite places to pitchem is in thick brush and let it fall.

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Very nice smallies.

How many of you read and familiarize yourself with the regulations of your state or one you are going to visit annually? Or every trip read the changes on the states Conservation or DNR site? If you do not you could be missing out on great fishing or going to get yourself into trouble. Here is what I typically do to protect myself. I fish a few states and always read the regulations of that state for limits, seasons, etc. I also carry regulation books with me at all times when I'm in that state. I do this to protect myself from a mistake or if I get questioned about something I know the law. I also for some places highly recommend GPS and a map. When your fishing boundary waters this can also save you alot of grief. You have specific proof of where you are on a lake.

How many of you read and familiarize yourself with the regulations of your state or one you are going to visit annually? Or every trip read the changes on the states Conservation or DNR site? If you do not you could be missing out on great fishing or going to get yourself into trouble. Here is what I typically do to protect myself. I fish a few states and always read the regulations of that state for limits, seasons, etc. I also carry regulation books with me at all times when I'm in that state. I do this to protect myself from a mistake or if I get questioned about something I know the law. I also for some places highly recommend GPS and a map. When your fishing boundary waters this can also save you alot of grief. You have specific proof of where you are on a lake.

How many of you read and familiarize yourself with the regulations of your state or one you are going to visit annually? Or every trip read the changes on the states Conservation or DNR site? If you do not you could be missing out on great fishing or going to get yourself into trouble. Here is what I typically do to protect myself. I fish a few states and always read the regulations of that state for limits, seasons, etc. I also carry regulation books with me at all times when I'm in that state. I do this to protect myself from a mistake or if I get questioned about something I know the law. I also for some places highly recommend GPS and a map. When your fishing boundary waters this can also save you alot of grief. You have specific proof of where you are on a lake.

MI has changed that a couple years ago. They have a catch and release. http://www.michigan.gov/documents/dnr/general-fishing-regs_272352_7.pdf Note #2.

I've had a pair of Danners for 10 yrs. Still waterproof and still hunt hard.

I do expect Royalties. ;D

I just got a pair of coastas with green mirror(glass lens) best pair of glasses I've ever owned. 4th pair of coastas.

I'm hoping on mid may. I hope the water is not muddy like last time. That plus the strong winds made it a bit rough.

wow, very cool!!!!!!!!!

Thanks Glenn, I'd like to see some type of hard fact on this. Without it, we are wasting our time in rumors.

Anyone planning a trip to Lake St Clair this year? I'm planning on it mid May. I hope it turns out better then last year. I had one good evening last year. Hooked into about 30 fish in about an hr. The rest was tough fishing.

I agree Raul. The weights are cool but I really dont need any hooks.

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