Scarborough817

Glad it got there okay I hope you like it

but that's not canadian funds

i carry a backpack with 2 3700's and a few select soft plastics

i picked up a few dt's they range from $9-12 depending on where you buy them

thank you to @Alan Reed for all of the great gear i have never actually owned a strike king squarebill i'm definitely looking forward to using all of this so thank you

according to my parents more than 1 realistically though i think more than 6 or 8 is a little much from a boat and from the bank i would say no more than 3

well you've had success on a frog already i say keep throwing them, i would also look at throwing swimbaits, but it depends on what the main forage is

my sexy dawg has been beat up a little just because of me walking it so hard but it has also been hit a lot and viciously too

awesome video i am hopping to find a nice bass mafia bait coffin under the tree this year for my terminal tackle to we'll have to see how i can organize everything in there

i've had my fair share of teeth try to take jerlkbaits but they have never succeeded in breaking my line, now it may just be that i'm lucky. what knot were you using to tie the leader? also what kind of braid was it?

i picked up some too i couldn't resist lucky craft cranks for $6 when they are about $20-25 up here

thanks bud really looking forward to opening it up

8.1:1 tatula type r handles all my flipping, pitching, brush & grass jigs or if you're a lefty pickup a 7.3:1 zillion tws from tw they are only 135

chatterbaits how has no one said it yet? throw a chatterbait

my lipless are thrown on a 7'3" Med/Mod rod my squarebills are thrown on a MedHvy/Mod

i'm sorry to hear that

Today my girlfriend surprised me and took me to bass pro to pick out my Christmas gift instead of getting something that I didn't like and having to return it I chose a 7'10" MH/M Abu Garcia Ike cranking stick

thanks @Attila i think i might pickup something this week

i must be crazy but i actually preferred building in raw html instead of using tools

this probably seems weird but for my swimbaits i actually throw them with a tatula 100hs i prefer the 7.3:1 because i can always speed up if i need to bring the fish in i just reel extremely slow for the rod i would say pickup a guide select i have a bass pro bionic blade 7'6" h/mf that works for me but i think the guide select is a good rod and i would have that if i could have found one locally

something else i forgot that i learned which i'm pretty sure was from someone on here. "don't throw a lure you aren't ready to lose on the first cast."

this is why i love my home waters so much i am blessed with only having largemouth and smallmouth, if i travel to any lake that i fear may have some teeth in it i will use a wire leader

placed a nice order with tw for the first time yesterday the Lucky Craft cranks were too hard to pass up

i'm so on the fence about these i really don't like the shape but multiple people have told me they like them

man i want to get into tying my own jigs