Senko lover

It makes for a great compost pile, that dirt will grow anything.

Ha. Good work GJM

If chartreuse/white counts, then yes!

You should pontificate so he knows all the giant florida hawgs you've caught on them .

I'd say heron for that wound. I see a lot of herons in my ponds hunting fish.

I need to try the Chigger Craw.....

Welcome to BR! Have fun.

I carry two rods, typically a finesse bait on my spinning rod and a bulkier or moving bait on my baitcaster. I always start with the finesse approach and hit the spots real close to the bank, then I move in and cover the water thoroughly with both approaahces.

haha it's true.

It really seems to help the fishing, at least if you ask SpeedBead.

Ooouuchh.....you guys are making me get scared of getting older.

Didn't you know, that's AJay underneath all that paint?

KVD 1.5

Nice bass Hootie!

I would actually recommend that if you're just starting, get something nice. Why? Most people start with a cheap baitcaster to "learn on." You're learning experience is going to be so much better if you use a nice reel. And plus, if you start out with a cheap combo, you'll eventually upgrade, and cost yourself more money than if you just bought a nice combo in the first place. Of course, it doesn't have to be a $300 combo, but you get what you pay for.

*** *** blacks have a really short butt. Took me a little while to get used to it.

Don't every try an ***! I like EVA, I don't mind cork, and I like a mix of the two the best. My *** looks super sexy

Is that a just for fun thing or a fish catching thing? Or both?

Get some Zman shadz, they last forever.

Wow. I'm still trying to peg one on a frog

I hit a sparrow the other night during pitching practice in my yard haha. On purpose I might add.

I'ts nice to not have to worry about getting one for another year and a half

Happy Birthday man. That's a nice pic

His arms are going to get tired with those ugly stiks lol

I like wood of all types. Logs, branches, brushpiles, docks, you name it. Pitch a Rage Craw in there! I also love lily pads for frogs, spinnerbaits, jigs, and plastics.