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I've seen these, very intriguing. seem like they would be a great jig trailer or work well on a Carolina rig

I have a brand new never been worn pair of wileyx slydes, new in box and comes with zipper case, cleaning chamois, and a head strap. They retail for around 126 i could ship them to you for 85. the reason i'm selling them is because i got them as a mail in promotion when i bought an abu garcia reel. I already have a pair and figured i could share the wealth. They have blue mirrored lenses and polarized. here is a link to them... http://www.wileyx.com/EcommSuite/ProductDetail.aspx?ActivityCode=FISHING&SeriesCode=567&ProductLine=579,SLYDE&ItemCode=ACSLY04

I use the medium sized finesse binder for both my spinnerbiats and jigs and i love them you can fit a ton in there and the clear bags make finding what you want easy. here is the link. http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_37109_100011010_100000000_100011000?cmCat=CROSSSELL_PRODUCT

Thanks for all the insight guys, its really helpful!

looking at buying a boat or a truck, so im asking for a little financial help from the family

thanks for a first hand review of these hooks, i was looking into getting some but was hesitant due to the price, i will now save my money and stick with my gammies, thanks again!

This is some good advice, these were my first two set ups and for the money I dont think there is anything better. the reels are smooth and really easy to learn with. HOWEVER, personally i would rate them as a temporary investment. This is based on my experience, I bought one 3 seasons ago and fished it hard, i took good care of it, but definitely used it a lot. It lasted me the season and then the reel crapped out. but I loved the performance while it worked, so i ended up buying another one this time the cork on the rod broke.. if you are looking for an inexpensive set up as a temporary fix then there is nothing better than this. However coming from personal experience and if money is a bit more flexible i would suggest putting that money toward a more reliable set up that is going to last. Take a look around ***.com they are having a 20% off entire stock sale right now and you can certainly get a great deal on a set up right now. I would look at the wright and mcgill tessera rods great rod for great price and maybe a shimano citca, the whole set up for around 160 and that is great! for spinning set up for a reel look at the pflueger president and a falcon bocoo for your rod, again all on sale at ***. Good luck!

I have been doing some research on these and they look really awesome, I have yet to read bad reviews on them. And that actually makes me a little nervous because of the ole cliche if something sounds to good to be true... anyways for those of you who has them, are they really that durable? How much does the "10 year LIMITED warranty" actually cover? How is the handling, stablility etc? Any help would be awesome thanks again everyone!

I'm looking into purchasing one of these, but have a few questions for those who own them. I'm leaning toward an 8 foot model and wanted to know a few things. can one person lift it? is it stable enough to stand up in? is it over crowded with two people in it. Any input would be great. Thanks!

I've always wanted to go trout fishing and decided its about time to give it a try, I have no idea where to start. Is the trout bite at least decent this time of year? I dont have a fly rod set up, so what would be the best tackle ( i was thinking spinning with little spoons and inline spinners) I live in rochester NY, what waters should i look for this time of year? any tips or info would be great. Thanks!

they both can be used pretty much interchangeably imo, you just gotta throw both and let the bass tell you what they want. Also, use what you are most comfortable and have the most confidence in. I like tubes better, but when it comes to shakey head and drop shot i use a worm. however tubes can be deadly on a dropshot especially for smallies

does anyone have any tips on fall fishing to share. Im from the northeast, and plan on going out this weekend and need some ideas of baits, times, and structure to fish. Thanks!

I think they are a bit more comfortable, after using a split grip then going to a solid grip the solid grip seems a bit bulky, but maybe that's just me.

Has anyone heard anything/ used either the new abu garcia vendetta rods or the new Wright & McGill Skeet Tessera rods. They both looks really neat, but does anyone know anything about the quality?

My favorite way is to buzz it over the top of cover and when theres a hole in the cover let it sink down in there, wait a few seconds and repeat. The strikes often come on the fall for me.

you can fish them with a regular ewg gammy, but i really like the zoom horny toad hooks, the screw eye keeps them right in place.

Thank you guys! if you have been looking into these and just havent used them yet i strongly recommend them. Went out this past weekend at dawn and i tried a chug bug and spook with no luck, tied on a top knocker in bone color and bam 3 quick hits.. only landed one but that was operator error.

I bought one of these a while back and i love it, when i went to order more from their site i couldnt find them... Does anyone else like these baits? Did they discontinue them?

just picked up a few of these, does anyone use these, what do you think? thanks!!

you can try tennis handle re-grip. I think it would help you. it might be the same as the bps rod wrap but it might be cheaper, but im not sure. just a suggestion

this forum is gonna help tremendously... Welcome!

Getting one of these for spinner baits... which would you all recommend?

Senko, i go through so many of them it would be great to have a lifetime supply

does anyone know where to buy pre-made lumaflex skirts. i would rather buy them pre made then buy a bulk spool and probably mess it up.

I was thinking the same thing lol. In his iCast video on tackle warehouse he says those are going to be the exact rods hes using... retailing at $89, if hes telling the truth then these must be some really great rods. I really liked the looks and concept of the new rubber grip