That looks so awesome. Very classy color/finish combinations. It is expensive to have a reel painted well but when you have a keeper it is worth it. That is going to be a joy to use and I bet the insides look even better!

MardukFIN wrote:Nice collection so far.

Maybe Steez, Aldebaran, Metanium or Core? Seems you're missing magnesium framed reels.

Seems one of each would be nice. I would love to take a Metanium tricked out with some ZPI components.

MardukFIN wrote:Nice collection so far.

Maybe Steez, Aldebaran, Metanium or Core? Seems you're missing magnesium framed reels.

Seems one of each would be nice. I would love to take a Metanium tricked out with some ZPI components.

Your photos are very artistic and show case some fabulous gear. I was wondering which color scheme vision 110 that was with the crackled green on the front located 2nd up from the bottom left in the group shot? Those are some creative finishes on the MB Gongs. It's a Snakehead 110, released only in...

Your photos are very artistic and show case some fabulous gear. I was wondering which color scheme vision 110 that was with the crackled green on the front located 2nd up from the bottom left in the group shot? Those are some creative finishes on the MB Gongs. It's a Snakehead 110, released only in...

What an awesome story. I love hearing things like this. It is part of what makes the community so great.

Any day fishing is a great day. I work indoors most of the time so I am thankful for the time and opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. Fishing is a great way to relax the mind, get out and often for me enjoy some great company. I enjoy learning new techniques and staying versatile to keep things inter...

I like throwing top water pencil or popper style baits early in the morning.

CALL ME RIFLE wrote:

That looks awesome.

Your photos are very artistic and show case some fabulous gear. I was wondering which color scheme vision 110 that was with the crackled green on the front located 2nd up from the bottom left in the group shot? Those are some creative finishes on the MB Gongs.

I like using the o-rings. I use two and cross them then slip the hook under the X and this allows the hook point to sit perpendicular to the bait.

Tampa FL is great for LMB fishing. That said, it would be tough to pass up a chance to go to Hawaii.

I do well on the Spro and a little better on the Booyah. I annihilate them on the Terminator. I turn the hooks up just ever so slightly.

If I had to pick one it would be very tough but most likely a soft plastic worm with various rigging options.

I am running an SV103 spool tuned by Ian in an EX100HS and it works awesome.