KYntucky Warmouth

aside from what has been mentioned....I like the Stanley Wedges and Bleeding Hart baits

yeah....don't think it's a practical design....good idea in theory but not so good in practice

flukes, wiggle warts, sexy shad color

I'm sure it delivers :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHhKnc0XZrs

Macaque will keep u s8fe frum da crusha

about 25 degrees short of snow and 30-40 degrees short of a blizzard

yeah

Pink mepps

;D

awesome Dobroist

Buckethead Dimebag Darrel Zakk Wylde Eric Johnson SRV Eric Clapton David Gilmoure Steve Vai Joe Satriani Don Ross Herman Lee Michelangelo Nick Thomas Muddy Waters Jimmie Vaughn John Mayer ....and plenty more

Same here, we were also using Cotton Cordell Big O's but they didn't produce like the LC RC's did. Thanks for the input, I just took a look at the Norman Thin N and the wide variety of colors is leaning me toward them

Went out sunday with some friends and had planned on doing some deep jigging and such but ended up on a pretty productive shallow square bill bite around wooded cover. Luckily one of my friends had some Lucky Craft RC 1.5 the did the job wonderfully. I plan on buying some of these baits but wondering about others as to there effectiveness. I like the size and weight of the RC 1.5, allows for easy casting and and produces bites from all sizes but for me the price is a bit much. Does anyone use any of these types of baits that are a little lighter on the pocket?

It seems that rod would suffice for the smaller paddle tail baits as mentioned...For the bigger baits ie the Hudd this would probably be better suited for a descent price http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_44305____SearchResults

If you use a lefty the Tour PT's are 99 at cabelas

I have both and enjoy both... 6'6'' MH spinning extreme and a 6'6'' M BC Pro Qualifier. There are usually good deals on both during the Spring Classic

The neat special editions are always japan only

I'm sure they will sell a great deal of them....I think this was discussed earlier this month

BPS rods make up my entire rod arsenal and I am very pleased with them. Very much worth the money, especially when on sale...The Power Hump doesn't really bother me because my hand placement is at the reel seat...Not quiet sure the point of it anyway.

Exactly my thoughts...an Energ-evo : But still B-E-A-utiful

No rights?.... :-[

sure it wasn't the Jig X by Vertical ?

January