eyedabassman

Unless you're fishing extremely clear water, I'll second this. Yes, in clear water it does matter! I fish jigs alot and I did use braid without a leader line and my partner out fished me 4 to 1 useing the same jig, weight, color. So I went to a clear line and I did much better. I know what alot of you will say about the leader line, it was just a test that we did, so if I were to fish it in clear water on a slow bait use a leader line! I fish alot at night and I would not use it again without the leader line, they say fish can see just as well at night as they can in daylight and I beleave this to be true.

I too have used the clips and I like them also, they stop the bait from moving down the hook. I have not used the weights but I am sure that they would work too.

I went to Gander today and I was playing around with the reels. Someone said that the Daiwa Exceler was a nice reel,so I took a look at it when I was at Gander. and it did feel like a real nice reel, very smooth. I will be buying two spinning reels soon so of these two what one would you buy???????

I myself do not like two piece rods, they come apart and i think you give up feel in the rod. Just my two cents worth! :

The Citica 100DSV is a 6-2-1 reel.

This could be for over heat or oil alarms. I have a 04 Merc.150 and my motor did the same thing. But I just put my boat in the water and when I started to go on plane the alarm went off but it was the heat alarm ( the oil alarm and the over heat alarms are different sounds) . So I took it to the dealer and he said it was a bad sensor and he put a new one in. It was good for about a month,I was fishing a tournament and it did it again! So now they told me that it was the water pump and they replaceed that and that must of been the problem. In the Merc. book it says to change the water pump every two years. The part was $28.00 and the labor was $ 150.00, hope this did some help!

I have never used these fin. worms BUT, if they are any thing like there Paca Craws you can't go wrong. There Paca Craws are the VERY BEST Tube/craw that is out there hands DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!

Just to let you guys know! Brad Covert on this web site sells Paca Craws, he is a tackle dealer. I bought a bunch of Baby Paca's from him,, and he gives all members 10% off, real good deals. :)

Week one=Feb. 29- March 2 Pro Seminars and Vendors Week two= March 8-9 Reel Trade-in Boat show,vendors Week three= March 13-16 Daily Specials,boat show The dates are for all 45 stores.

Thanks guys, it will be the Symetre then. BUT maybe I would think of a Pflueger Supreme. I will go to the Bass Pro Classic on feel trade in day and see what kind of deal I can work out.

Now I bought my baitcasters, so I need two spinning reels and I was looking at the Symetre or do you guys have a better reel for $ 80.00?? I did ask about the Revo S or the Citica and I had alot of you respond and that helped me out, so I just thought that I should get your input on the spinning side! :-/ :-/

I bought a Citica Reel from them and I had it 5 days later! I called them and they were great to deal with! 8-)

Well thanks for the info I will have to pick one at the Spring Classic.

Do any of you know what the trade in on a reel was last year. I think if you bought a reel for over $100 you got a $10 rebate and I think the more the reel the bigger rebate. But do any of you know what it was for sure?

I will put my vote in for Gamma Edge, I tryed it last and I liked it alot. :

Do they have a catalog or a web site? :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/

Try the Baby Paca Craws, I like green pumkin,watermelon seed, Bama bug, just to name a few. I love to T-rig them or the Tiny Paca Craws are great jig trailers,or just swim them on a split shot rig.

How does it work on spinning reels? Because the spool has to lay flat, can you get the spool flat?

I am looking for a better way,or a faster way to put line on my reels. Do any of you have this spooling station? And is it any good or just junk?? :-? :-? :-? :-? :-? :-? It is in the Bass Pro Catalog pp.132

What colors do you like? I like all the greens or green browns. I also have been swiming the tiny Pacs on a swimming jig and the action of the craws is awsome.

I will be out to pick up a new baitcaster this spring. Some of the baitcasters have a flippin switch, so what do you guys think about the need for a flippin switch? What are the pro's and con's to having it or not having it? :-? :-? :-?

I orderd alot of the Baby Paca craws last year and all I can say is what a great bait. A guy from work had my wife and I over for dinner last April, well he has a pond with bass in it so he told me to bring a few rods. So I hooked up a Baby Paca (T-rig) and when we had dinner we went to the pond and caught bass afer bass up to 4 lbs. I do alot of night fishing and I found out that the Paca Craw caught more, but bigger bass. The action of the claws and how it floats is so cool! I have not seen anyone talking about them so I was thinking everyone was keeping it a secret.

A guy from work was telling me about a like in Ar. called Thunderbird .Do any of you guys know of this lake? Where is it,how big and is it a good bass lake? :-?

Junk !

Thanks guys, you did help.