I would really like to be able to spend $300 + dollars on a new set up, and I could, but I am trying to limit myself.Help me find one! It doesn't need to come as an actual combo, I'm just looking for a decent combination for $100 or less. It's not that I can't find anythingIt's that I've found too many things and can't decide. Go big on the reel? Or go big on the rod? Or split it down the middle?All of my fishing is from the shore, in freshwater, for Largemouth Bass, and the occasional bluegill and crappie. Maybe a catfish thrown in here or there. The main focus is bass though. I throw cranks, top waters, and spinners if it makes a difference.PS, it would be very helpful if it was a two piece rod. Not necessary, but helpful. The race for 10 pts. is on!
yeah they definitely can. in fact they will work with any mp3 player as long as it has a normal headphone jack. i bought a pair for my sis for her bday and she loves them.
To carry a knife in Texas you will need: 1. A knife. 2. A pocket. Lol. That was a joke. I actually looked up the code that you just put up, and was going to refer you to it. As the law states, as long as you have a knife with a blade that is less than 5 1/2 and is not designed for throwing, and is not a switchblade, you are ok. So, most folding pocket knives are fine. Also, I have heard that if you are questioned it is better to say that you use it as a tool, and not for protection. (Opening boxes at work or something similar) You do not need to be certified. You are lawfully carrying a legal knife according to Health, Safety Morals - 46.01. You are following the law. You do not need permission to do so. Just make sure that the knife does not fall under the definition of an illegal knife and you are fine. AZRAEL I would stay away from those for concealed carry. It would most likely be considered a switchblade. Although they are awesome. I have some as well, but I carry a CRKT M16-14D and an SW MP .45.
