skunked_again

do you disconnect your fuel line and let the motor die? ive been doing this for years. i wonder if its necessary.

i assume you mean it looks top heavy. i agree only because i have one, you might list as top heavy....

really, why go fish when you can build the ultimate Pixy?

Perry Lake scares me. id rather not have my boat in a lake with all the zerba mussels.

numbers: Kill Creek size: Cedar Lake

i like clear finger nail polish as well.

i liked mine. the over all balance threw me off. imo the rod also works very well for a lipless crank rod.

thats true, although i think the name also needs to include Dale. see: Kerry.

average is 24 from the 16 yard line. its the handicap that makes all men/woman equal.

i dont see a problem with it for the most part. people are going to be who they are regardless of transgender clownfish. isnt that why this country was created? freedom of the banned topics???

after someone like Delaware Valley Tackle services the reel and gets all the factory crap out of it thats when the bread meets butter. very smooth reels.

Compre CPC-C70MB. 7', M action, MF taper. its my go to for any lipped treble hook bait 1/2 oz. and lighter. this rod with a good baitcaster will toss a 5/16 oz. crank into next week.

i agree with this all the way. M/F makes a great plastics rod. it also serves as a lipless rod and a spinnerbait rod.

i dont see the problem with McDonalds.

have you checked it with a voltage meter? my fusable like looks great but its blown. work from the farthest spot away from the batteries back to the batteries with the meter. you could run jumper cables to the power head and see what happens.

Curado is good gear. if they were cheap word would have been out long agao.

that sounded angry.

id check battery voltage at the foot control and work your way back to the batteries.

IMO the Carbonlite is a Status Quo split grip rod. id stick with the Compre

i think so.

in my line of work i have to try to cut my fingers off once every year or so. the last time was last wednesday. hand problems are a way of life, the sooner yo take care of them, the better.

its really not that hard. just take your time and assemble everything and put the spring in last. do not change the angle of the ends of the spring, theyre not supposed to be at a 45 degree angle.

i buy Daiwa gear because its better than the BPS gear.

a pic from an old thread.

i think the rod actions are very close to what the listing is. i also thing the blanks are a great blank. id handle the rod before you buy it.