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Rik wrote:This first question is why a baitcaster. Developed by the devil IMO

They are great for working shorelines, you can stop the lure on a dime by stopping the spool with your thumb!

I'm ready to purchase a saltwater baitcaster and was wondering what others are using and would recommend?

I was watching FlatsClass TV and they were using an interesting rig. They had taken a 1-oz trolling sinker and tied it to the end of their line. They then took a circle hook and palomar tied it directly to their line about 18 inches up from the sinker. To this circle hook the attached either a Rage ...

I'm heading up to Gatlinburg TN and would like to know if anyone could suggest some fishing locations. I will be taking three Kayaks with me to do some fishing with my two Sons.

I would like to get out with some like minded kayak fishermen who fish Tampa Bay and the surrounding areas. I live in Valrico and fish out of a Hobie Revo. Let me know what is the best way to meet up with you. Is there another area in the Forum that specializes in fishing trips?
Thanks,

Tony

I fish a Hobie Revo with the Stand N Fish option http://www.standnfish.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; , the Hobie mirage drive makes it easy it get where you need to go and the stability of the outriggers along with the leaning post makes sight fishing from a kayak a g...