Nice fish Chris

Crankbaitmaker wrote:Interesting.... I did not know that MHX was Lamiglas.

Crankbaitmaker.

I was told by a little birdy at Mudhole they are rolled by American Tackle.

Thanks faceless!! I'll be right next to Six Flags on the northern side. I'll have to give Lake Lanier a shot on one of the weekend I'm there. What kind of tackle should I grab while I'm down there? Topwaters, flukes, squarebills, jerkbaits?

Megabass Pop-X in smallmouth bass pattern is killer up here in the New England rivers.

Looks like I'll be spending the next month in Atlanta. I built myself a 7' med travel rod and should have the weekends off. Three questions: 1. Where's the best shore fishing within an hour drive of western Atlanta. 2. Where might I catch a spotted bass from shore (never caught one.) 3. Anyone have ...

Megabass FX-Zero, I was really hoping for a long casting wakebait but got a long casting hunk of s#%*!!! Most disappointing Megabass lure I've ever thrown.

So sad

T3 Ballistic with a 1016 spool.

Brian's Bee Prop #3 is post spawn magic.

6.8 sets are available at the Tackletrap.

Finnz922 wrote:TT has too many educated members for a rep to keep up...?

Most of the people on this site probably know more about the workings of Daiwa reels than the people that make them.

Me , no seriously just buy some ripstop nylon at a fabric store and make your own. If you don't have any skills with a sewing machine have your wife or mother make them. Easy to make and cost nothing.

Schematics for a rod??? Find a locally rodsmith, it's a easy fix and shouldn't cost more than $10 or $15 bucks for one guide.

Crankbaitmaker wrote:

It's all about the American dream baby! More and better that!! Europeans in your little tiny countries and little tiny cars and your little tiny tummies will never understand.

What a really stupid statement.

Crankbaitmaker

It's joke!! I was making fun of fat Americas, me included.