fishballer06

My two new sticks for 2018.

Only 1-1/2" of deductions. So nearly perfect. The casting reels are all left handed, but the rifle is right handed. It's just perfectly hidden behind that one tine. I noticed that after I took the photo's too.

I might be interested in some of the warts if you're trying to sell.

Just curious, how much saltwater do you have around Memphis, TN?

That's a dandy. What for setup did you land that beast on?

Sending mine out today.

That's not true. It's just that Shimano painted them white and spelled it CH200E5.

I've never had luck trying to get a jig through in a punching situation, so I've stuck to 3/4oz+ texas rigs and it does the job just fine. However, I recently heard from a professional that you need to use a jig double the weight of what you use for a texas rig setup to punch through. Example: A 3/4oz texas rig is able to punch through, use a 1.25-1.5oz punching jig to get through.

I bought some in 14lb. test whenever I bought my Curado K's so I could test them out before winter set it. It's worked nicely for me. It's worked well for jigs, swim jigs, squarebills, and 3/16oz swimbaits. So far, I'm impressed.

I'd be looking for a used Shimano E series if that was my budget.

I had heard he got married last year and was likely moving a little further south to help ease his travel woes for tournaments.

Yes, I bought two whenever they came out a few years back. Seeing as you're in New Mexico and I'm in PA, we're probably going to be using them at different times of the year.

Don't be afraid to try a 2.75" Keitech or Rage Swimmer with a 3/16oz. head. I bet you'd clean house with that little bait.

That would be Mr. Jacob Wheeler.

Oh my... Rage Bugs are calling my name.

I've never been much of a video gamer. I'll play MLB, Madden, and NHL and that's it. But I finally decided to upgrade to a PS4 and I got the system with the Call of Duty WWII edition and I've gotten hooked on this game. Are there any other basser's out there playing?

First snow at our new house.

He sure does mumble a lot, but I'll agree that he is great with a drop shot.

Tell me you already cracked them open and took a big whiff.

Could possibly be the thermocline?

Line types, colors, etc is always a topic for debate among fishermen, so use whatever you feel works best for you. If you catch fish and you're happy, then there's no sense in changing because of what someone else says. But to answer your questions. 1. I use the same fluoro that's leftover from my other spools of fluoro that I use on my other reels, which many would consider to be a "premium" fluoro. 2. Yes. Abrasion resistance. 3. Then use whatever you think works best for you. 4. 18-36".

It makes sense in theory. Give it a shot.

I wish they sold bulk spools of Sunline fluoro. I'd clean house.

A 3/8 or 1/2oz jig with a trailer on it is going to be up around 3/4oz. Again, I vote for a 4 power Gloomis for that.

Yinz gotta go dahn to the bait shop and sweet talk my buddy Chuckie. But if Tom's working, forget abbaht it. He's a jagoff.