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Got that but I was referring to what he listed. He didnt mention anything about flipping/pitching or jerkbaits. I use the 7:1+ just like you except I use a 6:1 for my swim jigs and top waters(sammies) and worm fishing. He is new to casting so I was speaking on a more overall setup I guess. Sorry OP, I'm done clogging up your ad. GLWS.

These reels would only be desirable for frog fishing by most of us. Just something to keep in mind. I personally think looking for 6:1 ratio reel would be better. You are right in between and would be an overall better ratio to use for techniques on both sides. Just me .02. Good luck

I appreciate it! thanks

absolutely not....born and raised Florida Gator! No link, but I attached the PDF. MWR Bass Tournament Rules 2014.pdf

I'm an active duty Marine who is planning to fish the Armed Forces tournament on March 8 on the Kissimmee Chain as a non-boater. I'm originally from central FL and I'm looking possibly to pair up with someone from the area who has fished the chain. No Pro-anglers or guides of the chain. Only 1 of 2 on the team have to carry an active duty ID card, retired, DoD, etc. If anybody is seriously interested about it I can give you more details regardless if you want to enter it yourself with another angler. I'm looking to have a good time the whole week on the water but would like to try and place as well. Thanks!

Hey gents/gals, I've been surfing around on site for a while and just now decided to create an account. I am here on the coast in southeast NC but originally from central FL (i miss the fishing there!!!). I have just recently returned to bass fishing in the past 6 months. Golf is too aggravating for the plethora of money I have put into that, and drag racing, my other love is limited. So after giving golf a break, I'm back out on the water hunting the hawgs. A lot of blackwater river fishing around here which is a big difference then back home in FL. The only lakes I've fished here are Lake Sutton, Sharon/harris res, and Lake Waccamaw. Glad to be here.