J Francho

You need to contact Rayjus directly. Posting here will do nothing to resolve your issue.

No retrieve, it's a do nothing bait. I let it drop wait several seconds, lift, reel in a bit to get back off the bottom, and then let sink. Most bites come on the fall.

Thanks!

Hemocuts:

Ragetail Baits has rigging diagrams: http://www.ragetail.com/news/rigging-info/rigging-diagrams/ These were established by the inventor, @Big-O while fishing the baits himself.

You can start with our glossary. From there, take a spin through the articles and videos section. https://www.bassresource.com/fishing_lures/bass_fishing.html

We're done here.

There's a place near Niagara Falls, Ted's Texas Hots that serves Coney hots - foot long, unsplit, natural casing. Wood fired char pit, they only use tongs handle the dogs. They have ketchup and mustard for condiments that you spread on your dog with a wooden stick. Place is awesome.

I think they pumped the gas into something like this, not a rod locker: https://www.amazon.com/Perko-1205DP0CHR-Angled-Flush-Holder/dp/B0000AY5BS

Hmmm. I've always been advised not to touch it. Did you solder the connections? I'd be willing to sacrifice my TD to try this for my kayak unit. The length of the cable is absurdly long. Good description.

Ugh...take the negative off first!!!!!!!

No, you cannot easy splice it. It's shielded, and you have to solder all the connections. Some do have repair kits - try a search for your model. As far as I knew, you don't want mess with the cable, like alter the length.

I think the only fix is replacement.

This I do believe is on the rise. As the popularity has boomed, I see a lot of stupid/dangerous activity on the water. The main thing is as simple as wearing a PFD.

Love me an SG. If you want here what those OG John Good built black badge Collector's Series sound like on stage, here you go, straight off the board with a little reverb in post.

I'm on board with the bright pink KastKing braid as well.

Just more sensationalist click bait. I haven't seen any evidence that the accident rate has gone up.

It isn't really a problem bringing back 5+ year old threads, BUT.... this is definitely case where starting a new thread with your question, or reading the old threads and finding the answers already provided.

I only eat medium rare burger if I grind it myself. Period.

Perfect description! We're definitely talking about the same stuff.

Interesting. I see them on the Erie Canal, in areas that are used for dumping dredged main ways. They can offer some cool structure features in a place that normally just a basic channel. I wonder if current is a factor (it always is...).

They can be tough, because I think all that slop might suck the oxygen out of the water at night. Now, wind swept slop is a different story. I can recall my times when I've quietly poked holes in it with the rod tip, and dropped a jig through, and caught.

Very desirable, and very hard to find Shimano boxes.

Water is at record high levels. Be careful, and watch for boating restrictions like speed limits, no wake, etc. You should be in all three phases of spawn, and I would be looking at typical flats areas near deeper water. Local reports are pretty positive.

At some point, you will need to move beyond moving baits. There are times when a bass needs to just stare at a bait for seconds before inhaling.