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For me it was Power Pro line - my first fishing reel (when I was 10 years old) was a Mitchel round bait caster with nylon line already spooled on. I spent hours each day learning to cast without getting backlashed and finally got the hang of it. I then moved on to Zebco spincast tackle and spinning reels until I was grown. I then decided to go back to a bait caster because that was what all the Big Boys used. But I could never get the hang of casting with Monofilament and Flourocarbon line. I tried the early versions of Fireline and Spider Wire, but they didn't help. Then one day while in Wal-Mart, I noticed the Power Pro - "that looks familiar" - I put it on and found that my old form started comming back. And when I did experience a "professional overrun" it was easier to pick out without kinking the line and I was eventually able to add in the other types of line.

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My first crankbait fish, not too long ago. I can't put them down. They're alot of fun to fish.

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My first jig mold. It gave me the ability to make my own jigs how I wanted them cheaper then any store bought one. This led into almost strictly fishing jigs and getting pretty good at it.

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Can't think of anything.....caught a lot of fish 50 years ago and I'm still doing it. I just go with the flow.

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Many years back my brother-in-law explained to me what's needed to do a Texas rig. Had never heard of it before and so I wrote down what I needed. I then did extended research on what it was and how to fish it, tested it out and it actually worked (had never fished plastics before). After that I was all-in.

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My kayak. Fishing from a kayak near the same areas i shore fished gave me a whole new perspective.

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Texas rigged Culprit worm.

Yes sir. Although, for me, it was a 7" Power Worm. A high modulus graphite rod comes in second.

As a kid it was the Fuzzy Grub.

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