Fat-G

Dude I'm with Dink. PM me when you come up with a price.

Thanks dude you too. I've been experimenting with Manual Mode, but Auto always seems to work best. That's probably the best picture I've ever taken. Toad picture is sweet.

Or one of these: http://www.taurususa.com/product-details.cfm?id=632&category=Pistol&toggle=tp&breadcrumbseries=247

I want one of these http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product4_750001_750051_766227_-1_757955_757781_757781_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y

Wow nice fish man.

Took this one the other day. Nice pictures!

Honestly, contact Mike Ostrander. He is a GREAT guide, and a very good friend of mine. That man knows what he is doing.

Mine is actually the one I caught last week. I just like how healthy this one was.

Also cup your hands around your glasses.

Yes, I have ordered from them. Some people have had bad experiences with them, but I ordered a Vendetta from them on a Wednesday and recieved the rod on Friday. For me, it's worth it.

Hands down, Shimano Citica 200e.

Just another reason to never buy a Quantum.

Fat-G: My old dog, Ginger, who died last March. Best dog ever. Yes, she was fat. ;D

David- I might take your word for it and get the Dobyns Savvy 705c, when the time comes. How balanced is it? Is it a stout rod?

I like to match.

My biggest was 7 pounds, and 27 inches. Caught it on a bluegill.

I know what you mean. I've thought about getting permission to keep alot of the small fish at my pond I fish. Two ponds I fish have potential to give up more than one 10+ each year, they just need to be thinned out. The more I think about it though, all of the fish I catch over 4 are all fat and healthy. I've never caught a 5 pound 2x4.

Anyone have any experiences with these? Trying to campare these to the Buckeye Mop Jigs. They're both hand-tied, Booyah is cheaper. Also, what trailer do you guys use with a Mop Jig? I like to use something bulky like a Brush Hog.

I have a 7'3 HXF. Like it alot.

I think the Ika is going to be very big for me this year. I love fishing Edit: Look at how healthy this fish is! Small mouth, chunky body!

Had a great time out at the ponds today! Fishing was actually pretty slow, but I did manage to land five. Started off throwing a Trick Worm (Green Pumpkin/ Green Flake) and caught four. Then, I decided to give my Black/Blue Flake Ikas a try. Glad I did. First fish I've ever caught on an Ika. I might need to get a couple more packs ;D This little chunk picked it up off the bottom without me knowing. I caught her on my spinning rod, which was a blast. 4 pounds even on my Rapala Digi, 20 inches.

I think these are underrated. I've bought three of these, and each one has been of VERY good quality. They're only $2.89 at TW, which is a heck of a deal if you ask me. Does anyone else use these?

The Dick's in Lexington has a good assortment of them. I looked at them briefly a few weks ago and was impressed. I compared them to similar Mojos and I think they pretty well took the cake. I agree. They're actually very sensitive too. Worth checking out.

Cumara CUSDX72M/ Stratic 2500 CI4/ 6# Yo-Zuri Hybrid Dobyns 734C/ Zillion Coastal/ 65# Braid

I LOVE catching cats on 6# line. Soooooo fun