TackleTour

Patex wrote:This thread is worthless without pictures

too rare to even show the mass. or... they won't admit it...

aussiebasser wrote:You say "hoarding" like it's a bad thing.........

guilty! lol... depends on how you see it.

toddmc wrote:This thread was started with jealous intent. I am jealous also because I wish I had the time to search out the rare gems. The only reel that I would never use are those with intricate artwork/painting.

tell me about it, there are spies everywhere looking for gems to hoard.

igl00jx wrote:How dare you call it hoarding!
It's collecting....

haha same difference. ive seen people collect reels and never use them so they are just hoarding them lol

Be honest, how many of us love hoarding reels? Especially high end JDM reels... And what are you hoarding?

I think it's prob too late by now.

sniper all the way.

cannot wait either way

I have the alphas air. lightweight but works like a monster in my hands. I say this but have not used the other air reels and prob wont need to because im finesse jigging. it's one of my favorite reels atm.

yup, alphas air for me

weightless fluke, pearl

nothing wrong with the usdm steez's. but I rather throw a jdm steez

tell the truth, how many of you guys are going for it?

Since it starts at 6 a.m., I'd go for walleyes first; in the spring, of the species you mentioned, they show the strongest preference for low-light feeding. If you are casting for them with paddle-tail swimbaits on jigheads, you stand a good chance of catching bass, too. The panfish will probably a...

Spring panfish are easy pickings. I'd cull some gills first. Maybe a half hour. Bass won't be far from there so they would be next. After you are content with your bag so far, get some walleye. If it is in the early morning or it is overcast, go for walleye first. forgot to mention, it is a 6am sta...