Crazy BASStard wrote:Haha, its "Pau" and he only uses brute man force and some elbow grease.
That's why it's taking him about 3 days to dig that hole.
What's a good knife for the money?
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Re: What's a good knife for the money?
by Regional BASStard on Fri Aug 14, 2009 8:12 pm
That's why it's taking him about 3 days to dig that hole.
Feel how easily the bait moves? That's a rock.
Feel it pull? You're taking it through vegetation.
Feel it grow light? Your on a brush pile.
Feel it explode and almost jerk the rod from your hand?
Thats a bass.
Feel it pull? You're taking it through vegetation.
Feel it grow light? Your on a brush pile.
Feel it explode and almost jerk the rod from your hand?
Thats a bass.
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Re: What's a good knife for the money?
by International on Sat Aug 15, 2009 1:51 am
for a bait knife I use the $5 6 piece set from walmart..ive spent $120 on a cutco knife only to lose it ive lost multiple $40-50 knives in the darkness of surf fishing,,it isnt worth it to me,,i wish I hadnt lent out my filet knife one time and dont know who I gave it to..
i currently own a POS filet knife that i fight with constantly
i currently own a POS filet knife that i fight with constantly
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