wnighswonger

too late to do this??? if not i'm in!!! i'll see if it'll get bit in the salt!!

i'm in

i think a noob thread would be great

to solve the question thing when you register there should be a FAQ thing where it has all the answers to the most commonly asked questions...

that's sick!! lovin the koi color

yah mine is the new one where the grips are EVA material (i think that's what its called..) love it

I noticed there was a MH review but no H! thought i'd do one. First off this rod says it's rated for 5-8 oz. When i first got it i thought to myself "That cant be! with those ratings i apparently can't throw an 8" Hudd!" I was right, the rating lies... I regularly fish offshore jettys, kelp forests, mainly saltwater bass. I am constantly throwing small, 1/2-3/4 ounce lead heads and this thing CHUCKS THEM. I could not believe it my first time. I hurled a 1/2 oz Warbait slayer head on a 5 inch MC Viejo swimbait a rediculously long distance. Now onto the fish handling. I havent caught many freshwater bass with this rod, mainly saltwater bass. It handles them real well. This rod has a real light tip yet the strongest backbone on any rod i've ever used. I have also caught 70 lb leopard shark on this. It handled that like a champ. it was doubled over but it could still bring the shark back around after a run. The weight is really nice as well. Real light, the only thing that weighs it down is my calcutta 300 TE over all this rod is a great all around rod for just about any kind of bigger game fishing.

i do mainly saltwater stuff but on my calcutta 300 TE i have 65lb power pro brai d and i just top it off with 2-3 feet of 20lb p line in moss green... i don't throw much heavier than a slow sink 8 inch spro (around 4-4.5 oz) even though my swimbait rod is rated 5-8oz

nice fattie LMB on the kelp bed ;D hahahha solid fish cuz

it's ma' fishing hat!!! hahahaha

havent posted in a while so here are some of the many saltwater swimbait fish i've caught these include halibut, calico bass, spotted bay bass, sand bass, Sculpin, and one 3 lb rockfish

Salt: 6 lb Calico bass on a 5 inch Pearl swimbait Fresh: 5 LB bass on a shell cracker

ok thats awesome... lets go bruins!!

ok maybe this will work hopefully

ok this is pretty sick... never see na mako that big

this was a solid 2.5-3 lb fish they do not get much bigger than 4-5lbs... so yes this is a rather large spotted sand bass

yah there are coffee tables, but then there are barn Doors

nailed this BIG 2-3lb spottie on a big hammer last night dock hopping... Nailed mny bait lie a freight train!!!

so i went out again with my buddy sivory and I caught even SMALLER fish... this included of a 4 inch sand bass (not pictured), a, as ceaser calls it, a ping pong paddle halibut, a REALLY fat 10 inch rockfish, and the biggest rockfish i have ever seen in my life... here they are the big rockfish is the last pic

dayum man... come on catch some bigguns maybe?