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Re: The GOAT of Big Bass Fisherman... and its not even close.
bockscar
1 hour ago
I feel like no matter the angler/scenario....these top tier guys will always get some sort of asterisk.
JJ uses livescope/A-Rig so that lessens the accomplishment to some.
Butch Brown fished Cali in its prime on lakes that stocked trout like was mentioned. ive even heard rumblings that he fished private waters for some of his DDs. The DDs in private waters does lessen the accomplishent to me, but if it was public water then thats all fair game.
Butch just like JJ....made the best of what they had and were dealing with. Having been to Ivie I can tell you people were trying to do exactly what JJ was doing and not doing it at near the rate JJ was doing. i bet its the exact same for BB. Dudes fished the exact same waters, fishing the same baits....but BB for some reason did it better than anyone else.
Those dudes are both head and shoulders above the crowd. I think we can all agree on that.
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Re: Amistad gillz 5-14-22
Pot licker
3 hours ago
Solid post and a nice video. Looks like some very nice Redbreast. Awesome job.  Side Note: Are the sunfish spawning on Amistad?  Thank you Chuck! To answer your question.... almost, some of the females have eggs and some of the males peeing.
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Daiwa BG 2500 Spinning Reels
FishAdmirer
3 hours ago
I bought a couple of slightly used Daiwa BG 2500 spinning reels from a local guy recently. Last week I used them extensively at Table Rock Lake in Branson, MO. We caught quite a bit of nice fish over 3.5 days and gave them a good workout with no issues. I was impressed with their performance. The aluminum body makes them a little heavier than others with lighter graphite or carbon type bodies but also makes them rigid and strong. The retrieve and drag are smooth. I am working out a minor line lay spool issue with one. I am pleased with them and wouldn’t hesitate to buy another. Seems like a durable and quality reel for the price,
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Re: Has kayak fishing died off a little?
David Newton
4 hours ago
The activity has dropped a bit, but it was very predictable. As people have become less attractive they tend to lurk more than they post. People started getting less attractive about 20 -30 years ago and as they started having children, their offspring were uglier than the parents were, It’s only going to get worse unless laws are written to only allow pretty people to mate or at least limit the number of kids ugly people can have. Before you know it, this group will only see one post a week, maybe every two weeks and eventually, it will just be a monthly inquiry about how to make a kayak trailer out of a jet ski trailer. That again goes back to my theory since jet skies generally only support pretty people. Solid logic there. Cracks me up.
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