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Frogs.

Great day. Congrats.

Congrats. A PB keeper for sure.

Have a happy, healthy, and safe Thanksgiving. A special thanks to those who serve in the armed forces, as well as our law enforcement, firefighters, and first responders. Stay safe out there...

Wow, Steve. Great pics of some great catches. Congrats.

Congrats on some great looking fish.

Welcome to BR.

Happy Thanksgiving to all the folks in the BassResource community. And a special thanks to Glenn, all the mods, & the sponsors.

My condolences to you and your family. Stay strong and remember the good times.

Welcome to BR and welcome back to fishing. Enjoy the forums here.

I use it on a few spinning reels. I like it. It's easy to see, especially if you line watch. I don't think that it fades worse that other colors. The fish don't seem to mind.

Matt - Welcome to BR. Thank you for your service. We appreciate it.

Nice catches. Congrats. Kudos for trying a new lake.

Zeth gave you some good advice. Try them on & get a feel for what you like ( or don't like). And remember to get eyewear retainers or keepers, so your expensive optics don't go swimming.

Welcome to BR.

Lou- Welcome to BR. Enjoy the forums. Lots of great folks and information here.

Welcome to BR. Enjoy the forums. Lots of great folks here.

Evan - Welcome to BR. Enjoy the forums. Lots of great folks here.

Positive thoughts for a healthy outcome.

Better living through chemistry. Hang in there.

Ditto on the lipless crank baits. They love to zing into trees before I can stop them.

Yes to this! Thanksgiving dinner with all of the trimmings!

Welcome to BR.

Yes it is. This is from the St Croix website - "Over the years, there were a variety of goods manufactured that were essential to the development and success of the company. Solid and tubular rod blanks were sold to other companies such as Zebco and Waterking. Private brand rods were created for Orvis, L.L. Bean, Cabela's, South Bend, Cortland and many others. Sundry items such as Department of Natural Resources shocking rods and landing nets, pool cues and marine antennas all contributed to the company's longevity."

St. Croix