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Thats disappointing I was planning on picking up a 400d. i guess ill wait for the conquest

I believe that the STE website carries them as well.

Message mike on his email through the site under the contact us tab. Im sure they make a handle that will fit a 400d most shimanos accept the same handle.

They still have one color left in stock at tackle warehouse

Im going to throw it on my 7'6 MH guide select 65 pound braid and a curado 200e

Ordered 2 only took like 30 minutes and 100 refreshes

Any idea when they will be available in america?

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+100 Its not always the easiest the thing to do either. All i have been doing on okeechobee lately is looking for staging areas and clean water. I also believe its more important than the actual bait itself.

Nice hudd fish. I love how those AZ lakes look.

I change the hooks and rings on the TT to owner hyperwire rings size 6 and hooks st 36 or st 56 size 1 and on the slammer I leave the rings alone and change the hooks to owner st 41 2/0 thats with a 8" TT and 9" slammer i don't know what sizes you have.

I noticed you have been flipping on Big O a lot. Dont stop now the big girls should be biting right now. Yea all I have been doing is fishing the lake throwing big ez's and flipping. I should be back out there soon.

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Nice snook dave. I need to get out in the salt soon.

When I was younger I loved to try to catch two bass and get the “Hero Shot†it looks awesome, but over time I’ve begun to wonder if it really hurts the bass. I have caught a few big bass in my days and sometimes have caught the same fish multiple times within a few months. On those occasions, I have noticed that a few of the mouths on a few of those fish didn’t close properly anymore. The lower jaw was extended a bit and no longer lined up with the upper lip. In the picture below of the 20lb-12oz. bass I caught and as you can see, I did hold the fish by the lower jaw a few times. If you look to where the red arrow is pointing you can see some stretching has occurred. I have found no scientific studies to prove that this lower jaw stretching interferes with the feeding habits of these bass, but I have been doing underwater video now for over two years of big bass in their natural habitat and have noticed something. When filming during trout stockings, I have noticed that the big bass have a visual difference in their jaw, one that does not allow it to close all the way and these fish definitely struggle to catch trout and hold on to them. Bass have multiple small needle like front teeth that slightly tilt inward and work to hold onto large prey and help direct food further into its mouth to the crushers, which also have small teeth on them.The crushers push down and and slowly roll the prey into the stomach of the bass where digestive enzymes will start to break it down. So if part of this system is not working properly, it can lead to difficulties in successful hunting. http://www.mikelongoutdoors.com/categor ... shing-101/

It is definitely possible

Yes i plug my gopro with the charger cord it comes with into a 12v usb adapter and it will run all day no changing batteries or any of that.

What cord do you use to plug into your battery? J Its a 12v plug on my boat like where a cigarette lighter goes. I use a car charger to run it all day.

I use the skeleton case that gopro sells and just plug it in to my 12v on my boat.

Storm boats are really nice to

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