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no, it doesnt come all the way to shore, there are alot of pockets and the veg. is about 10 feet from shore. there is alot of holes and such too so plants cant grow

alrighty, i feel a baitcast seems to suite my style of fishing alot more then my ugly stick rod and Abu garcia spin cast. how would a bait cast do casting from shore? (assuming im casting into purty thick vegetation)

thanks for all the help guys!!! my next question is my bass fishing technique is changing from the standard shore (and sometimes boat) "daredevil" fishing to more elaborate jig or rubber worm fishing in dense vegetation. Im considering going baitcast because my normal spincast just doesn't...

2 days in a row, same spot, i have hooked 2 BF bass. the first was on a berkeley gulp rigged texas style, the second was a storm dive bait. The fish stay on the line until they jump, and the lure then becomes unhooked..is there any techniques that yall have that could possibly help me?

the brittney spears episode sucked, however the one with the cats was hilarious. IMO the only show that rivals southpark is king of the hill. also allaboutsp.net is a good site, (just google "all about sp" if it dont work i think theres a hyphon somewhere)

IMO wild caught reds have alot more color, and tend to be a little more aggressive. I have one "wild caught" that has 100% more of the coloring then the other 2 RB's that i got from a LFS, actualy the reds i got from my LFS have very little coloring at all, they havent since i got them

that could be the dumbest thing i have ever heard of, if its not, its definatly in the top 5

that sounds all to familiar haha

it takes time and patience, all P.s are like that at first, till they get used to their surroundings, they may go for a long time w.o eating, but they will eventually come around

like the title says..., my pygo tanks seals started to leak, and i cant keep patching it. So id like to make that tank into a vivarium and trade the rhom for a BD. so my reds could have his tank, Pm me if anyone is interested

such a nice setup! you got one red with awesome coloring, looks long for a 75, whats the footprint?

holy crap, your lucky something didnt happen with the electricity and the water...what did that incident to to the floors?

depends on the individual fish, I have never kept a a dovi, but i do own a rhom, and he can bite thru a frozen piece of shrimp...so if the two were to get in a fight, the dovi would need to kill the rhom quick, otherwise a bit from a rhom could end it

the elong might now work, they are a fast fish and might be thumpin off the glass alot, the 125 will work for a little while, but for life 10 is too many i wouls say 6 maybe eight forlife

bump for a fellow New Hampshirian

a 4-5 inch RB in a 14 gal. hex tank, that poor fish, there is no obvious way to tell a Piranhas gender

135 maybe ? prolly hear otherwise tho

my mom has a chinneese algae eater, its very peaceful, and one of the most active fish in the tank

snakehead lungfish?

i wasn't recommending pacus, i was saying to tell his mom that it was a pacu, they look similiar so he could jus tell her thats what it was, less she was into fish keeping she wouldnt know the diff