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Old 12-26-09, 07:15 PM   #1
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Just recieved the new catalog today. Some new items. Those of you who use the BPS rods and reels should like the new items. Wish they would expand on other brand rods.
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Old 12-26-09, 07:19 PM   #2
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Hmm, brb got to go check the mail.


Darn, didn't come today. I guess I'll look again tommorow. Gotta do a little catalog shopping before I go to the store lol.
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Old 12-26-09, 09:56 PM   #3
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I've got a limited gold johnny Morris gold reel. It's really nice! Very smooth, if it's got lube, casts light lures pretty well! Over all a really good reel!

From what I've read, you're pretty much safe buying any BPS brand reel that's above the extreme! They have some good price to quality products too!

I've used my dad's tourny special and it's not bad considering the price. Sensitive enough, but heavy. Rated as a MH fast action, and fishes like one, I like that!
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Old 12-27-09, 01:28 PM   #4
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problem is all the bps rods have that dam power hump...which i hate..

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Old 12-27-09, 01:44 PM   #5
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problem is all the bps rods have that dam power hump...which i hate..

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Ya, a lot of people don't like them, but I really don't mind it.
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Old 12-27-09, 03:56 PM   #6
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I'm wondering if you already have a BPS rod with the power hump and your deciding you don't care for it, couldn't you simply take some sandpaper to it and make the hump smaller or eliminate it all together?
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Old 12-27-09, 08:47 PM   #7
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problem is all the bps rods have that dam power hump...which i hate..

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how can you hate those?????
They give casting distance or (help achieve it)

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Old 12-27-09, 08:49 PM   #8
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I have a vandetta paired with a bps pro qualifer.


Very smooth.(espicaly w/ hot sauce)
spooled w/ 12 lbs. trileme XL smooth casting
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Old 12-28-09, 03:10 AM   #9
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how can you hate those?????
They give casting distance or (help achieve it)
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i was GIVEN a new in wrapper team diawa light and tough..it has the dam hump on it.. which is the reason i am given it away at the dale hollow shin dig..

i use straight handles ONLY and cast farther with out the crappy hump..

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Old 12-29-09, 10:10 PM   #10
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I was at BPS today. The new Carbon Lite do not have the power hump, it's a split, foam grip. I'm a hard and fast Kistler LTA user, but those Carbon Lites felt really good. They are certainly light, as to the sensitivity I can't say. But for the $100 price point they seem like a good deal and if I was looking for a reasonalby priced rod to try, that might be the one. Speaking of reasonalby price rods the new Abu Garcia Vendetta was pretty impressive, especially at their $80 price. Very light and the color scheme is pretty nice. I won't be giving up my rods and buying these, just giving an opinion as one who uses what many consider a "premium rod" that I was impressed by these other, reasonably priced rods. If these rods are within your budget, you might consider giving them a look.
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Old 12-29-09, 10:37 PM   #11
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I was looking through, and some of the new rod and reels look really good! I'ma finna haffa check 'em out!
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Old 12-29-09, 11:44 PM   #12
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I gots mine homie! I noticed with the exposure of spooning on the upswing, the old Johnson Silver Minnow got their picture back in the book. I like Fergie's humps, but not on the rod. I am not dissing those that do, but they are not for me. Unless I win a free one at the get together, then we can do some bartering.
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Old 12-30-09, 01:27 PM   #13
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i looked threw the rag twice and only seen a couple things i actually need..

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Old 12-30-09, 01:39 PM   #14
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i looked threw the rag twice and only seen a couple things i actually need..

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Old 12-30-09, 08:46 PM   #15
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Got mine yesterday and gave it a quick look through and here's what I noticed...

Mann's Jelly Worms were new . Somebody please explain how worms that have been around longer than I have can be new???

Didn't see any chatterbait type baits at all. Unless those pages were stuck together and I went through it twice.

Prices for the Loomis Mossybacks have gone up dramatically. Must be a big demand for them.

The new Lowrance depth finders are out. It would be nice to see a side by side comparison vs the Humminbird. Extras comparisons and costs too.
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Well you know how these things go, something that goes "out of style" for a time they bring it back "Brand New" or "New and Improved". All to try to sell items which is not a bad thing. Keeps quality up.
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Well you know how these things go, something that goes "out of style" for a time they bring it back "Brand New" or "New and Improved". All to try to sell items which is not a bad thing. Keeps quality up.
manns jelly worms have never "gone out of style" they simply catch fish.. as they have done since the 60's..

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manns jelly worms have never "gone out of style" they simply catch fish.. as they have done since the 60's..

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I wasn't saying that they wouldn't catch fish, but the New label on them was just a way to get everyone to remember how good of a bait they were.
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I'm lookin to get my hands on a few of those Jelly Worms again. I used to fish those worms a lot. Now if only Barney Miller reruns would return to TV.
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I'm lookin to get my hands on a few of those Jelly Worms again. I used to fish those worms a lot. Now if only Barney Miller reruns would return to TV.


You just like that show cuz it had a guy named Fish
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Got mine yesterday and gave it a quick look through and here's what I noticed...

Mann's Jelly Worms were new . Somebody please explain how worms that have been around longer than I have can be new???

Didn't see any chatterbait type baits at all. Unless those pages were stuck together and I went through it twice.

Prices for the Loomis Mossybacks have gone up dramatically. Must be a big demand for them.

The new Lowrance depth finders are out. It would be nice to see a side by side comparison vs the Humminbird. Extras comparisons and costs too.
Yea, but after Elias caught that huge bag on them they are probably thinking that they can market them to a younger crowd as "new" baits. BTW, how do the jelly worms compare to the yum paddle tail worms?(which I love btw)
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Old 01-01-10, 06:13 PM   #22
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a bit softer-unless they change the formula-

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Thanks zook, I currently fish them on a shaky head, as well as a c-rig, the softer part makes me kinda leery of throwing a jelly worm on a shaky head though, your thoughts? Also do the jelly worms sink?
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yeah they sink..they would be good on s shakey head rig i think..they are a soft and tough bait.. they don't rip like senko's do when rigged. they are as tough as any regular zoom bait,just do to the custom mix manns uses they are quite soft.


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Cool, thanks a bunch, I will be looking to pick up a few packs in the grape and watermellon red and give them a shot. Soft plastics and cranks are my Achilles heal when it comes to the monkey. I am starting to look really seriously at getting a bunch of spro little john dd's.
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