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[quote="Gblaze"]OK- lets do some simple math to prove my point once and for all - In your supposedly complete list of our exchanges you post above 9 emails - yet you acknowledge in the above thread that actually we had 28 emails exchanged at this point I really do not care - but you are cl...

Okuma makes Muskie telescopic rods. they are badass!

Toadslayer72 wrote:Yeah, Matt has posted on SBN about how awesome the rods are.

i will hafta read up on this...

i would also recommend 316 baits. they take punishment and still catch plenty of fish!

they are great baits!

personally i have just started to look into the clear / translucent type baits.

with all boats in general, there are supports holding the front deck. are you able to look under the deck to see places where you can cut?

ive heard it is alot more comfortable with a recessed pedal.

GL

i can also recommend a dobyns 735/736. however, it appears you fish the thick stuff. so i say go with the 736

GL

like the others say, if it catches DO NOT FIX!!!

i have a few baits that no longer swim straight, and no longer have tails. i have yet to stop fishing these - and they always catch fish!

i need to check a few of these out!

where is spray max available stateside?

interesting... thanks for the url. i may look into some of these baits.

great read. i may need a few of these just to test out. too bad they dont come in black

ogrich31 wrote:Shark fishing has been off the hook lately. Not a big one, but here's a decent one:

53.5"

cool pic

More pics. :D Permit http://i390.photobucket.com/albums/oo350/Romomorales/B-Day_Permit_06_002-1.jpg Bonefish http://i390.photobucket.com/albums/oo350/Romomorales/IMG_1773.jpg http://i390.photobucket.com/albums/oo350/Romomorales/IMG_1268.jpg Redfish http://i390.photobucket.com/albums/oo350/Romomoral...