Wyatts first official show appearance is in the books.

The Let's go Fishing Show in Collinsville Illinois went very well for Wyatt. He spent two days at the show and the excitement never stopped from the time he walked in the front doors. The jig company that sponsors him "Brushpile Jigs" had a double booth that he was helping sell jigs at. And sell jigs is exactly what he did. He helped people choose colors and styles. He took people over to the Ozark Rods display and sold a few rods, assisted people in buying some of Jerry Mccready crappieholic gear. Got to hang out with some of the countries best fisherman. I'd say it was an all around success. Thanks to all for supporting him.
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Oops. Thanks

I got it. That kid has the best smile.

Excellent!

Good stuff there...checked out the Brushpile website great looking jigs..really like the looks of the brush beaver

:ThumbsUp WTG. You guys got anything planned for the KC side of the state ?

Looks like he had a great time

and the Legend grown, congrats. on a fun time

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Originally Posted by Lil Baby

Good stuff there...checked out the Brushpile website great looking jigs..really like the looks of the brush beaver

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I looked at those brush beavers and they have it in my favorite chart/silver. Also Ozark rods has a dock shooter pole and I was wondering if anyone has one and if they like it?

Good job Wyatt !!!

Was a great show and well worth the drive over. Wyatt did a awesome job doing his interviews and promoting/selling products for his sponsors.

:highfive To you Wyatt!!! Thanks for posting Dad.

Great job Wyatt. Mark I have a 6ft Ozark ds and if you want to try it and like it I would make you a deal. I found it good for general fishing but I do better with a different rod. When it comes to dock shooting.

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I looked at those brush beavers and they have it in my favorite chart/silver. Also Ozark rods has a dock shooter pole and I was wondering if anyone has one and if they like it?

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Hey Mark, I've got the 7 footer. It's a lot stiffer than what I'm used to, but it does shoot it further and the accuracy is much better. So for that, I'm a big fan of it now that I'm use to it. The only things I don't care about is the split handle and the reel seat is up too far in my opinion. It sits a good foot from the end of the pole.
But I will say, once you get used to it, Ozark shooter pole will be the most accurate pole you ever shot docks with.

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Originally Posted by wharfrat

Hey Mark, I've got the 7 footer. It's a lot stiffer than what I'm used to, but it does shoot it further and the accuracy is much better. So for that, I'm a big fan of it now that I'm use to it. The only things I don't care about is the split handle and the reel seat is up too far in my opinion. It sits a good foot from the end of the pole.
But I will say, once you get used to it, Ozark shooter pole will be the most accurate pole you ever shot docks with.

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Bud, I was looking at the 7 footer there. I have two that I use now and both ate 6 1/2 foot rods. Of course I don't need another rod but it handy to have multiple rods with different jigs so you don't have to switch over. I have a Berkeley lighting in a medium light and a Plueger light that both do a good job.

Was he g8ving Wally Marshall tips?