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On 1/10/2019 at 1:05 PM, Dangerfield said:

Anyone got reviews on the VMC Swimbait jig? I'm not crazy about the line tie, wish it was closer to the nose.

 

C-Rig, save some tackle for the rest of us

 

Go with the VMC Boxer Head. A much better option in IMO for the exact reason you stated about the line tie. I also like the shape of the head better as well. Still the same quality VMC though.

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On 1/8/2019 at 6:38 PM, Munkin said:

That is a lot of stuff, personally I am a minimalist when it comes to tackle.

 

Allen 

 

Yeah, I'm broke too.

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9 minutes ago, Columbia Craw said:

 

Yeah, I'm broke too.

These guys have way too much tackle.

 

Allen

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On 1/8/2019 at 9:38 PM, Munkin said:

That is a lot of stuff, personally I am a minimalist when it comes to tackle.

 

Allen 

I try to be a minimalist. I see it as a challenge, like some people try to use the lightest weight line to catch big fish, I try to catch fish with the least amount of money.

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My living room looks like a hurricane went thru it with tackle scattered everywhere, tackle boxes and plastic organizers stacked here and there from trying to rearrange tackle into some sort of order...  You know, grubs and jigs in one and worms in another, spinners in the tackle box and one box totally dedicated to cat fishing....   And its all y'all's fault... !    Starting a thread like this and expecting people not to feed the monkey..    I mean buying a boat was wonderful, but a man NEEDS more fishing stuff to throw at these fish I can't seem to catch....   Well at least I'll look good trying  ?    Now to clean the livingroom...  sure wish I had a lil woman that could move everything to the boat for me  ?

 

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@Flatrock:  Trust me. If you had a li’l woman, you wouldn’t have all that stuff!  Dang, what a cache!

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27 minutes ago, GrumpyOlPhartte said:

@Flatrock:  Trust me. If you had a li’l woman, you wouldn’t have all that stuff!  Dang, what a cache!

Although I live alone, I don't even leave my socks on the floor.  So for it to be looking like this... I gotta blame someone :D

 

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4 hours ago, GrumpyOlPhartte said:

@Flatrock:  Trust me. If you had a li’l woman, you wouldn’t have all that stuff!  Dang, what a cache!

Yeah. My wife throws **** out if it takes up too much space.

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Not a lot of hope for catching as bass on these, but I would love to see one try.

 

A local fishing legend passed away in 2018, his estate sale was a few weeks ago.  The amount of gear he collected over the years was truly unbelievable.   His primary target was large muskie and he was very skilled at catching them.

 

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Those bulldawgs are killer for muskies....They make a smaller one that my buddy has caught a few pig bass on...

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On 1/14/2019 at 8:27 AM, Hank. said:

I try to catch fish with the least amount of money.

  Me, too. I fail miserably, too. I told my wife I'd only spend $20/wk on fishing stuff. I figure I'm somewhere in the middle of the year 3767.      jj

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15 minutes ago, BASSCHASIN said:

I couldn't pass up a Shimano Chronarch for $99. Dang Monkey!

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Where do you find a chronarch for 99?!

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On 1/15/2019 at 3:59 PM, WVU-SCPA said:

Not a lot of hope for catching as bass on these, but I would love to see one try.

 

A local fishing legend passed away in 2018, his estate sale was a few weeks ago.  The amount of gear he collected over the years was truly unbelievable.   His primary target was large muskie and he was very skilled at catching them.

 

You would be surprised. We have a semi-local lake that only has muskie and smallmouth in it (in terms of predator/game fish) and my buddy who muskie fishes catches 18-22" smallmouth all the time on his 8-12" muskie baits. 

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1 hour ago, BASSCHASIN said:

I couldn't pass up a Shimano Chronarch for $99. Dang Monkey!

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I dont think a single person on this forum would pass up a chronarch for $99!!!! I really do wish that we had Academys here in Northern VA

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11 minutes ago, Joshua van Wyk said:

I dont think a single person on this forum would pass up a chronarch for $99!!!! I really do wish that we had Academys here in Northern VA

I wish we had them in Canada. The way ppl talk about Academy, it's gotta the best thing since sliced bread.

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I spend a lot of $$$ at academy and and frequent multiple stores. I’ve NEVER found a deal like that before though lol. That’s highway robbery 

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I stopped at BP the other day.  After hearing so much love for War Eagle Spinner baits, I finally decided to give them a try.  I picked up a few 1/4oz, I even bought a gold one because so many people here raved about that color.  Then i made the mistake of wandering a few isles over and spotted the Roboworms.

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On 1/8/2019 at 9:09 PM, Flatrock said:

I might have some of you beat this yr as far as money spent...  One can't do any serious fishing with out a boat..  Then I've had to buy all the stuff that goes with a boat.  Then there were a few packages of grubs. 

BTW, I found a Black and yellow spinner in a tree at the lake I was fishing at today...  just in case any of you lost one 

 

 

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If I ever get a boat, it’ll be something like this.

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On 1/17/2019 at 2:34 PM, Joshua van Wyk said:

I couldn't pass up a Shimano Chronarch for $99. Dang Monkey!

Jealous of that one. I’ll admit it!  Nice grab!

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On ‎1‎/‎17‎/‎2019 at 1:46 PM, fishballer06 said:

You would be surprised. We have a semi-local lake that only has muskie and smallmouth in it (in terms of predator/game fish) and my buddy who muskie fishes catches 18-22" smallmouth all the time on his 8-12" muskie baits. 

There is a guy who guides on Raystown Lake and I was listening to a seminar he was giving on striper fishing and he told a story of catching a 6 pound smallie on a 11 inch rainbow trout he was trolling. Not surprised at all.

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Almost the last of my shipments - just waiting on the rod for the President BC in this picture.

Also add a Plano Weekender bag to this list - that's going to be my plastics bag...the Cabelas will be for everything else.

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Only 2 chatterbaits (Green Pumpkin, Shad) because I already had a Black in my bag.

Leashes are for my rods and anything else I want to secure - paddle maybe even though I've got a TM for the canoe...need backup.

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1 hour ago, MN Fisher said:

Almost the last of my shipments - just waiting on the rod for the President BC in this picture.

Also add a Plano Weekender bag to this list - that's going to be my plastics bag...the Cabelas will be for everything else.

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Only 2 chatterbaits (Green Pumpkin, Shad) because I already had a Black in my bag.

Leashes are for my rods and anything else I want to secure - paddle maybe even though I've got a TM for the canoe...need backup.

Do those leashes happen to be the ones on amazon for about $10 for 12 of them? Was thinking of grabbing some for my kayak 

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