Sp33dSnake

Super power? Probably not any, to be honest. If there is one thing I'm decent at, it's dragging worms, texas rig style. It was the first artificial lure I learned about when I was eight years old, and usually, when all else fails, I can catch something, with something as simple as a black zoom worm on a texas rig. I'm no Bill Dance (he's the worm technique master), but I've caught my share. My PB was on a texas rig Tequila Sunrise finesse worm underneath a structure. On a Zebco 202, no less.

Here's my main stuff. Shimano SLX XT (8.3) on a 2000's BPS Pro Qualifer rod that I got for nothing and had to put 4 eyelets on it. Was way more trouble than it was worth, but that ol' 7' medium heavy can zing a swim jig out there. Shimano SLX DC 70 (6.3). (Yeah, I go into JDM Shimanos. Love 'em.), currently attached to a Lew's Mach Smash Medium Fast rod, and to this date, the only rod I ever bought for myself new. Run 1/2 oz and below. Currently has a red-eyed baby rattletrap. Johnny Morris BPS Carbonlite I (7.1). On a BPS Tourney Special Medium-Heavy I got for a birthday present when I was 16 years old. Probably my favorite rod out of all them, I kinda prefer 6'6". Run my weightless stuff. Currently run a Tequila Sunrise worm with a ribbontail. BPS Crappie Ultralyte Reel. It was cheap and it works. On a Berkeley 6' two piece lightning rod. Very light lures and jigging. 8 lb mono. All the other reels typically run 20lb-50lb braid with 20-30lb flouro leaders.

Hello everybody. Got on here to learn new stuff and meet new people who love the sport. I've been fishing for thirty years, I usually fish freshwater with artificial lures. Typically fish from the Central FL to the South Florida area. Currently have no boat (working on that), but I have a KLR 650 motorcycle that I will run a backpack and a 2 pc rod and reel and I can get to some pretty off the beaten path spots. Good to be on here.