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I hope you used punctuation in the e-mail you sent them.

Man oh Man. Set that out on a 6/0 spooled with #80 mono and hold on for that World record SNOOK to hit.

Jason,Jason,Jason. This is what happens when you try to be a fisherman like the rest of us You didn't get the idea of using Zoom watermelon seed lizards from did ya ? Most definately use the lizard again. I use a 1/8 sinker most of time. I had problems with Vanish also but it sounds like your case was user error. Get rid of the vanish and use something else. I use P-line but there are alot of other good ones out too. Doug. P.S. I found the SPOT lastniite. (That didn't sound rite haha). I never had my St.Croix Heavy double over before on a bass till lastnite. I knew this lake had BIG fish in it and it would be a matter of time before finding them (IT). Call me when you want to go.

I have a hard time believing that Doug would promote a bad product or one that is misrepresented to fellow forum members. Are you kidding me.. People promote whatever fills the wallet......

I have the same problem with my boat.. I was going to take it back to Bass Pro where I bought it but it seems to be a normal thing.

My milk is free until the baby comes.....

Thank you all for the B-Days wishes. I consider all of you my friends, even though we've never met. I am now going to eat some left over ice cream cake from Carvel and no I'm not sharing. LOL....Doug...

buy yourself a Curious George doll.

File Mob, Yes, I do recommend them, but so far I only used them on one trip for about 45 minutes.

I have posted several times about my use of the snakes. The action they provide is realistic, to me anyway. I found them somewhat difficult to cast. I used them on a 7' m/h spinning rod with a Stradic 4000 reel lined with 40# power pro braid. I also used them on a Calcutta with 7' Loomis and with my Curado 200, both with 15 mono. I wasn't able to cast them very well. I believe it's due to their size and shape. In my opinion, I think they will catch bass but not at any significant rate that would keep me occupied. I fished them a few times (3 hrs total) without even a hit. I fished them in bass populated areas too. I fished the same spots with regular 7 inch worm and frogs and did good. I don't like fishing for hours and hours and hours hunting for just one big fish to eat the snake.

to me. I'm 40 today. A couple bucks from everyone who reads this should be enough for a new Loomis worm rod. ... Thanks...

Very Sweet boat..

Holy geeeeez, I believe he said he DID unplug them.....

Looks like a saltwater bait.

I might buy that, if you lived on the Pacific coast, but you said "on the Atlantic". Either you never made it out of the bay, or you've got a fetish for waves wearing White Hats ;D Roger Bay, What bay.. You mean the inlet? 4-6' seas are nothing for my 34' center console open fish. When was the last time you caught more dolphin, after the wind has been out of the west for 3 days or the east for 3 days?

Take it from someone who spent his whole life fishing the Atlantic south of Long Island: West is best, East is least. well, take it from a guy who fished his whole life in the Atlantic in s. Florida. Wind out of the west is terrible time to fish.. Out of the east is best.

Okay! I tried it. The Wiggle Rig that is. My 1st time using it and zero confidence, I landed this 3 pounder on the 3rd cast. The picture does no justice. I was using a watermelon seed finesse worm with a 2/0 circle hook. The rig made my worm dance like it never danced before but holy SLINKY LINE. I'll use a swivel next time and if it doesn't help then I wont be using the "RIG" anymore.

LMAO...I would sht a brick....Or two.....

Maybe she should stick to pools and not the middle of lakes...

Yea, Don't you know anything???????? hahahaha

water, water, water. Say it again WATER.....

What a bunch of BROKE DIX.

You chose catfish over shrimp?