Raul

Hmmm, I'm not impressed even a little bit, I do a lot better than that.

Man, that names bring some years old memories ! My wife is from a town a stone cast away from it ( Gover Beach ), unfortunately when I visited the lake it was very, very low ( one of those nasty Cali droughts ).

550 miles south of Laredo, TX. We do have "seasons": the months that doesn't rain ( Oct - May ) and the months that rains profuselly ( May - Oct ).

I don't get it, what are "seasons" ?

The ones with "nanofibers" ? Tomato stakes don't go for 120.

You are not being "outsmarted", you haven't found the mecanism that would trigger a positive response in case you have actually placed your bait where the fish are.

S*t happens, dear bass meet mrs frying pan, sit and enjoy.

Up to generation 6 consoles are better played in a CRT fyi. Got a 29" Sony Trinitron just for them. 50" Philips for generation 7 & 8 consoles.

Are those vendors BR members ? I'd rather purchase from a fellow BR member ( besides, Mike and I have been friends for many years ). So, now back to your question: there is no right nor wrong answer about which size is best, it depends on many circumstances like cover, rate of fall, depth, wind strength, those are variables you need to take in consideration when selecting the size of your weight.

There's an interesting story about FC's big mommas, the first one is a FLMB, the second one is the most impressive NLMB these pretty eyes have ever seen. You're still a newbie Tom.

Not bad, not bad at all.

I've caught more bass on a 6-8 " straight tail worm than with all my other soft plastics put together for the past 3.5 decades, so ..... guess what's my favorite bait for T riggin' ?

If you ordered ****** jigs then you didn't order from the right place, Siebert is the place from where to order.

1 ------> 2 ------> it's barely March and you're already worn out ..... shallow pocket newbie.

Not the lightest reel at 8.2oz on my kitchen scale Hmmmm, weight weenie ?

Variety is the spice of life, I only need one but that would be kinda boring.

Oh well, I only need one.

Ever heard of 100 fish a day ?

How about for catching a 14.5 lber ?

High 90's .......omg ----> it gets THAT HOT here in the middle of the winter......

"Traps" expensive ? Whada ........ ?

There you go: Beat that ya'll !

A bigazz plastic container to disassemble inside of it, those C, A clips, tiny screws and itsy bitsy teeny tiny partz got the bad habit of boldly flying ( or falling ) where no other reel part has ever gone before, at least that way you will know they are in the container.

Plastic crankbaits can bloat and crack at the seams as the air inside them expands with the heat. Soft plastics specially in those with salt and oil can loose the salt and bloat when hot oil dissolves the salt. Rubber bands in spinnerbaits dry up and crack.

Thanks for sharing, now the sad part, it's not a Rapala lure.