sherman brown

The medium action rod is a good rod for almost everything. It's not too limber but will bend enough to prevent it from breaking. If I'm not mistaken i think the line rating is 4# to 20# line. They are a favorite for fishing panfish, but a great bass and walleye rod. But giving it more thought with a rod that short i might be inclined to get a light action. I just believe that would make a much better rod for the young man. And I have a few light actions that I use for bass fishing with plastic worms. They have enough flex to give me time to drop my rod, giving the fish slack so it will take the worm inside its mouth, then set the hook, but still have enough backbone to get a bass in.

My best suggestion is the medium action GX2 ugly stick. They are the best rods I've used so far, and I'm 74 until May.

Did you think to ask just how many you could buy at one time? Do they make different color and size spoons, or do you want 100 of the same spoon? About 25 years fishing on Lake Michigan and found a small crankbait that caught Coho in the spring. I had a friend who was the hardware manager and bought stuff for me at a discount if I bought enough of them. We had been buying a few at a time and were getting a little too costly, even when we bought a few of each color. They were called Great Lakes Crankbaits, and I liked 4 colors, so I asked what he could get me 200 hundred at a good price. A couple of days later, he gave me a price of 250.00 for each hundred. I had him order them for 500.00 plus tax.

Daiwa Sealines have been bulletproof for me for many years. I'm still running the newer sglc3b reels with no problems in 3 years. But the last time I gave in and replaced the real old lca reels, so I switched to the Okuma Coldwater reels, and I love them. After 2 years, they are smoother than many reels I've used, and the drags are great so far, but I haven't used them long enough to know if they are dependable or not.

Bottom line is i feel you pain and distrust of other people.

I know this is a bit off point and a little bit of stealing his thread, and I'm sorry for both. but about 3 years ago, my pole barn was broken into then about 6 months it happened again. The 1st time, i couldn't find out for sure who did it, and they cleaned me out for a few thousand in tools, my trolling gear for Lake Erie's central basin. The second time, they took almost everything of any value. I had just replaced all my rods and reels for trolling, and those were stolen again, all my saltwater gear rods, reels, my Sabiki bait catching rigs, plus a full tackle box of 3, 4, 5, ox no roll sinkers, and 2 other boxes of barrel sinkers, 1/2 oz to 5 oz, plus all the baits i had, my almost new Hobart welder that had been used

GOOD DEAL, I always try to help where I can!

I believe I saw a listing on here for a large cooler. Try searching for a large cooler and see if you find it.

wallysacket has 2 for sale for 130.00, with the top cap missing on one of them.

I may have 2 or 3 clamps I had for my Penn GTI reels, I don't use any more, as I had to give up saltwater fishing for grouper. I have no idea if these will work for you, so how much are you willing to pay if I go down to the pole barn and round them up? Or I will sell you the like-new and only been used for a couple of weeks for grouper and only caught a few smaller ones, Penn GTI 330, or I have one like-new GTI 345 and another one that feels like it needs a little oil or grease, but works great like it is. And I'm sure a couple of the 330 reels have never caught a fish. If you pay shipping, I'll take $65.00 each for the 330 reels with clamps, and on the 345 reels, the like-new one is $65.00, and the used, but working good but you can feel it when cranking it in, I'll do 50.00 I have PayPal and Cash App if you pay the fees. You can pay friends and family or add the cost of the fees and pay for goods if that makes you feel safer. MESSAGE ME!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have about 8 or 10 transducers I'm not using at the time, but I'm not sure of the frequency of any of them. I know a few are 80/200, but I'm not sure which ones. I guess I could go to the website and check the numbers on them. If you are a gambling man and want to pay the shipping to get it and test it to see if it works, then pay me $100.00 for it, and if it doesn't work, ship it back to me. I have PayPal or Cash App, but you have to pay friends and family.

I have to agree, so try a different transducer, and that way you will know if that's your problem.

If the sale on the 36" falls through, I will buy them!