blackdynamite
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blackdynamite reacted to a post in a topic: Tiger Muskie on the DRT Tiny Klash!
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blackdynamite reacted to a post in a topic: Gar on the Fatback
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blackdynamite reacted to a post in a topic: Anyone ever targeted salmon?
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blackdynamite reacted to a post in a topic: Peacock on a deps bullshooter
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blackdynamite reacted to a post in a topic: 33 lb striped bass on the og saiko deps 250
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Guys tossing spool teks account for a fair share of bull reds. If you're on a budget, storm wild eye shads can work. Also, they do fall for top waters, so punkers might be fun to try.
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massbass10 reacted to a post in a topic: MANDINGO 300
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pickle reacted to a post in a topic: MANDINGO 300
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I needed a laugh and this thread still brings it... I hope Mandingo keeps on tapping bass and choking deep throated stripers in perpetutity!
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*By relatively limited budget, I mean the rainshadow blank itself is inexpensive compared to others ...I know the choice of components , the labor involved if contracted out , etc can still make this a rather expensive project!
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f you want a 9ft 2 piece, there are the tackle industries muskie rods -mh or mag h. 50/50 tip /butt section split if that makes a a difference for your transportation requirements. $175...St Croix is nicer - butt joint ferrule split-but it is also quite a bit more expensive. If you have the time for a custom build but have a relatively limited budget , rainshadow sw 967f .. 8 ft , rated 3/4-4 oz.. The new TFO Big Fish rods might be worth considering too, am waiting to see reviews on them.
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Good work! There is a tender place in my heart for so called "trash fish" that hit swim baits... Bowfin, gar, etc- love them all!
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Christiantaj reacted to a post in a topic: Recent redfish and snook on swimbaits
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The Force is strong with this one!
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BrhodesBassin reacted to a post in a topic: Catfish on 3:16 11" Glide
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zanwhite reacted to a post in a topic: South Florida saltwater swimbaits
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Christiantaj reacted to a post in a topic: Been a while, a mixed bag of nice fish, all on swimbaits
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Been a while, a mixed bag of nice fish, all on swimbaits
blackdynamite replied to Christiantaj's topic in Flipside
My other guess is black tip...Still, very impressive regardless. Good job on the bass & snook (that last one is a pig!!!) too. -
Been a while, a mixed bag of nice fish, all on swimbaits
blackdynamite replied to Christiantaj's topic in Flipside
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that looks like a spinner shark.... Impressive..Most impressive! -
It is a win -win situation. It's a fish. It hit a swim bait. It fights a lot harder than a bass. And you don't have to feel guilty if you have the urge to fry one every now and then.
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BrhodesBassin reacted to a post in a topic: SWIMBAIT RODS ???
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evans_usmc69 reacted to a post in a topic: MANDINGO 300
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Great idea....Pitching punkers around mullet schools is something I want to try....
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ATFISHING1234 reacted to a post in a topic: South Florida saltwater swimbaits
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To flaswimbaiter you must listen.. (He is the jedi master of Sunshine State swim bait fishing. Be sure to search for his posts on this forum....)
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Glad to see the mandingo thread has been erected again!
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Impressive...Most impressive!
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I'd be perfectly happy with that fish.
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Good job! Honestly , I love catching gar (and it is way more exciting when they hit swim baits and other lures than live bait ). I've had a few on the line that were relatively docile, but I've also have had several that put up fierce, acrobatic fights.