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  • vic sanders
    Gadsden, Alabama
    Posts: 5
    #424888

    Hey guy’s,
    I know we can get more of these. Don’t forget the on and off the water marine dealers. Don’t just think about tackle stores, run the whole route you run in your mind. Where do you go when when you have got fishing on the brain? Please make sure you either add the phone number or the city and state where it’s located. Be looking for the listing I come up with. I will be posting it as another thread.
    Thanks.

    vic sanders
    Gadsden, Alabama
    Posts: 5
    #424645

    This list could be for many things. I’ll be honest. My passion is bass fishing. I’m hoping to end up making my living soley on touring the country fishing. Having an extensive list of retailers as contacts couldn’t hurt. If you ever need anything no matter where you are at you can know of the best/nearest places where you can find someone with a fondness for fishermen. I’ll make a deal with you if we can come up with a good list I will post it in this forum. Deal

    vic sanders
    Gadsden, Alabama
    Posts: 5
    #422683

    JohnnyB,
    I’m new to this site. I live in Alabama and fish for largemouths & Spotts. My rod of choice is the new 7’1″ medium action G.Loomis jig and worm rod. This rod is very powerful yet it still has a lot of tip. It is rated for 10-14 lb. line and 1/8-3/8 oz. lures. Depending on the cover I use 10 or 14 lb. berkley vanish florocarbon line. I usually use a 1/4 oz. weight. There has been many days that I don’t use another rod. This rod is perfect for tubes, worms, and light jigs. It is also an awesome buzz bait rod. I have even thrown spinnerbaits and crankbaits with this rod. With that light tip you can throw any bait a mile. At first I thought it was a waste to spend that much money on a rod, but after using these rods my pockets are open. This rod is the lightest and most sensitive rod I have ever fished. Matched with florocarbon line you can feel every blade of grass, every tiny pebble, and you can even feel the bass breath on your lure. If I had to truly pick one rod to use this would be it.

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