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let me know what u think of that bucoo

ok i realize i'm off topic, but so many folks talk about punchin mats with these 1 oz + weights and expect to get bit on the fall. how in the world does a bass bite a bait that comes crashing through a mat and falls through the water going mach 8? i'm not a nonbeliever, just wanna know how this works

i was originally gonna go but ended up being pressed for cash. which was good cause the monkey would've had me at gunpoint

thanks glenn. nice video

This should be done at any tournament, no matter how big or small. I know thats not possible but even a small 4hr tournament with 40 boats can put 200 bass back in one cove. I do however remember catching a bass from under a dock on a Sunday, weighing him in and catching the fish again under the same dock on Tuesday night. He traveled a LONG way in 2 days. i wonder how they do that. is it similar to pacific salmon who swim 2000 miles in the ocean to the rivers and streams using an innate compass?

yeah i was pullin for cliff pace, dudes got talent and wasn't that far behind. gotta look out for those dirty south boys

they said he practiced fished every pocket and creek on Lay TWICE from dam to dam. he's just prepared. good practice fisherman. knows how to analyze lakes quickly

maui jim's stingrays. awesome all around pair. amazingly vivid contrasts and detail, very solid with a little weight to em which i like.

mark has a great show. i always like watching him. not just a boring cheesy old man like others

lets go Cliff!!!

it happens alot. its a big site with tons of content. i think it just depends on the server, and how busy TWH actually is

dont get any practice time? i'd be nervous too. just stick to your strong points. do you know anything about the contour of the place? water being up is always a damper for me

being away from the grind. letting my mind and body unwind. ima poet and didn't know it

but you already said you got to see what was inside?

He did post a pic joking that

WRB just knows. I feel like i would be a better bass fisherman if i'dve actually remembered everything from my science and biology classes.

with all this new gear, you're going to need more storage also!

6" roboworm zipper shakin' are bad to the bone

that most recent monster fish episode last night was sick! some dude killin it at lake salto. also some huge trout were shown caught. that just made my mouth water. bass dontt make my mouth water. bass are guaranteed release with me, couldntt promise the same to a nice trout

great, thats all i fish is a river. may need to focus more on the main lake portion this year. nice reply though, good ideas. thanks

i have the Powell Maxx spinning rod for a while and absolutely love it for these applications. it has really nice backbone along with a flexable tip allowing you to dance those plastics. durable quality rod that won't break you or let you down. http://www.***.com/Powell_Max_Spinning_Rods/descpage-PMS.html

http://www.fishfreakonline.com/pfluegerechelonbaitcastcombo.html http://www.dynamicpromo.com/product/112269/ i would however spend that hundred bucks on just the reel itself. if you get a semi cheap reel, its going to seem like you have to relearn when you upgrade.go ahead if you can and get something that does the job really well. it will be less effort for you to learn to throw with a baitcaster, speeding the process. assuming you dont have experience with a bc'er

As we all know, this has been an unusually long and cold winter. Do you guys think it will effect the fishing season in any way when it does finally come around? For better? for worse? I've read a little about the shad kill, and how threadfin don't survive in water temps lower than like 45. RW was talkin about it while back. But not just a shad kill. There are so many different elements working together forming the ecosystem, all dependant on one another to keep it balanced. What could be determining factors that effects bass fishing positive or negative, givin the unusually cold winter?

Eh...no thanks. Get you one of these: http://www.brinkmann.net/Shop/Detail.aspx?category=Outdoor+Cooking&subcategory=Charcoal+Smokers+%26+Grills&sku=810-5304-E&id=291 cool. now all i need is some steelhead! any trout will do i guess