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i use this for stream fishing. it works pretty good in a stacked pool. i use a 5/0 hook.

yes. bring fishing pole and bait and or lures. if you stay night bring tent. best fished in lakes with water.

NO! you post yours first. oh wait you have none. i see. we have what here is a mexicano standoffo.

i bought a big barrel of cheese balls and some panama hats.

the map store sells maps to other map stores that sell maps. i can map a map store for you to put in a map app if you like.

tuna can be caught from shore this time of year out of lake st clair. try 1/64 jigs with 5/0 hooks tipped with popcorn shrimp

i spearfish aurora trout under the train bridge in the ganny. only flossers use hooks.

i like chrome spinners on my humvee

lol and here I thought my mojo bass rod was a level up to the big-boy tackle. I need a better financial prospects if I am ever going to hack it. :p

Check out the berkely shock rod. $30 and available at your local CT. Two pieces, 6', medium action. That should be a good general purpose rod. Otherwise you would be happy with anything with the Shimano name IMO. Never tried Daiwa, but people seem to like that brand. I know where you are...

Thought you were talking in general. Good luck with those pike.

I usually like to set up a giant boulder just on the edge of the dock with a chalking wedge keeping it just from falling over. Then I take 8lb fluorocarbon line tied to the wedge with a little worm on a 1/0 aberdeen hook and suspend it just off the bottom…. …wait… no… that is how I...

You may want to confer this with Rain-Bow, I know he has been catching trout on some hot n' tot looking cranks in his photos. The Raps and Hot n' Tots will work for bass too.

Clearly. :)

If I have watched enough American bass shows on WFN, I am to understand Lews is known down there. They look like they got a good selection of ratios for that model. If you do order one, let us know how you like it.

You doing some tourney fishing?

If you are looking to save some money, try an Abu Garcia Silver Max. For $60 it will work like a $100 reel. Mine has served me well. Just be careful when going the inexpensive route. My first reel was on the cheap and a complete nightmare! They usually suffer ineffective brake and bad...

Had to go in for a double take!

GTFO! Gots to be in the 20+lb range! Lookit the belly on that pig!

That is some serious Zoolander "Blue Steel" right there son. :lol: