He stopped off at a yard sale and bought a used rod & reel, and with less than 24 hours still to go....?

I entered a free fantasy football contest that a member of a fishing forum was holding. I ended up winning the consolation match for 3rd place, taking home a Dobyns Savvy Series rod. I sold the rod and bought a Revo SX with the money. That was my first baitcaster and I haven't looked back since. I'm now the proud owner of several more Revos, and even a couple Dobyns rods (which are fantastic).

Not bad for a little bit of time and effort, huh? The cool part about it, besides the fishing stuff, is that I'm now taking all of my friends' money in FF leagues LOL. I have always been a big football fan, but before joining that contest I only knew of a handful of players outside of the Broncos. Now, I can name just about every starting offensive player for any team, their position, and their value relative to fantasy football. It makes watching the boring games entertaining. There's always somebody to root for (or against)... even if they don't play for the best team in the league (Broncos!) Haha

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Sorry about getting a little bit (or a lot!) off subject, but you get the idea. I won a baitcaster and now my spinning gear sits unused 90% of the time. I also acquired a new hobby and form of comaradie in the process.

Sabaki are how to go or you need to use cutbait. I do not see a obstacle with walmart rods until they are those which are under 10 bucks. Otherwise you got a deal seeing that the ones that i had lasted at least 5 years and counting. The ten rods have lasted 6 months and not using a challenge however afterward i had to do maintence work specifically with the reel. This was the zebco 2 slingshot rods i am speakme about. I used to reside in the area and that i would not have much boating experience, however I do be aware of you need a higher rod on the grounds that most of the stuff you trap available in the market could be in the 15-50lb+++ classification. Thus you want a deep sea fishing rod and you should use 30lb line but to be trustworthy 50lb line. You'll additionally need a excellent deep sea fishing reel with very good drag.Lots of the fish i have caught for the duration of deep sea fishing i used both live bait regularly the mackerels you caught and i friend the discipline chiefly if i am targetting tuna , bonito, or different schooling fish.If that you could fork up sufficient to rent a boat with a advisor they're going to show you. That's how i realized

My favorite lure. I remember the first purchase. I told my brother over and over the thing wasnt worth 7 bucks. Well...he proved me wrong 5 years later and tons of species that lures my first purchase on every trip to the sports store. I never go to d!cks and leave without one. That lure the "yo zuri crystal minnow" has landed largemouth bass,bluegill,smallmouth bass,crappie,carp,pickerel,pike,striped bass,bluefish,yellow perch,bowfin,brown/rainbow trout,catfish,prettt much anything you can name in fresh or saltwater that things landed for me. I LOVE IT. Heck I even landed a bass in February with it once. All I can say is if I ever went pro I would sponsor yo-zuri for free.

BQ-Really big brown trout on that lure^^. I would put it in the 5 lb range. I didnt weigh it though. It was on a yo zuri. My friend did catch a burbot though once.

Zoom shakey tail worms. Picked them up xmas of last year bevause they were cheap, and a year later i had caught at least 66% of my bass and my PB