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wnspain

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Central Oklahoma
  • My PB
    Between 5-6 lbs
  • Favorite Bass
    All three
  • Favorite Lake or River
    Farm Ponds
  • Other Interests
    Hunting & Fly fishing

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  • About Me
    Been fishing since I was little, most for trout growing up in Utah, fly fished almost exclusively once I was in HS, moved to OK while in Military where I learned to Bass Fish mostly on ponds and other small water.

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  1. wnspain
    Grainger must be high as giraffe privates, I made a 10'er from 1" PVC filled with hardwood dowels for less than $25. No way would I pay $89.95
  2. wnspain
    I'd say 656 miles is a long ways to save what, $30 after gas? At the very least, it's a full day trip plus the cost of gas, I'd opt for the closer location and pay a little more.
  3. wnspain
    Greetings and welcome to the forums. I grew up in SLC but was not a bass fishermen back then but sure enjoyed fly fishing the Wasatch Range etc.
  4. wnspain

    New guy

    wnspain replied to TnRiver46's topic in Introductions

    Greetings! Enjoy the forums!!
  5. wnspain
    Hey DVT, if have the ability, could you post some pics of the keepers you referenced?? Thanks in advance...
  6. wnspain
    Yeowza!! We can only dream
  7. wnspain
    Agreed, there's nothing wrong with a spinning setup for most finesse applications. I have a few bass fishing friends that are totally baitcaster only types and they struggle with finesse techniques because of it. The spincast is a true beginners tool IMO.
  8. wnspain
    Greeting and welcome to the forums!!
  9. wnspain
    Take it to BPS, a qualified service tech will help you out - at least they have for me with similar situations.
  10. wnspain
    Welcome and enjoy the forums! A crap load of info can be found here, take it slow and enjoy!
  11. wnspain
    Welcome to forums!! I won't comment on your present setup, rather I will try to answer your question. The most versatile setup I know of is a quality m/mh rod with a decent quality spinning "reel". If a baitcaster is what you're set on, a quality setup will run more and provide the ability to throw heavier baits accurately.
  12. wnspain
    Just so the OP doesn't get the wrong idea, I have a good friend that works for the Oklahoma Division of Wildlife Conservation as a biologist and VERY little has to do with fishing.
  13. wnspain
    Welcome to the forums! My son was stationed at F.E. Warren and used to fly fish the Larimie River. That and a lot of other little streams but never for bass in WY. Enjoy the forums!
  14. wnspain
    Nice vid Glenn as always
  15. wnspain
    Greetings Donald. Retired USAF here (Loadmaster) so hope you make an informed choice. Flew in and out of Ramstein AB quite a bit during my 26+ years. Lots of info in these forums...welcome.
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