KYntucky Warmouth

How "busy" Strike Kings soft plastic packages are :

I would say the asaro...Have not been disappointed by pflueger yet

Didn't know they had flouro

I use a 6'6'' M for all my shallow and medium crank needs...great rod at a great price....If you are fishing cover or structure...then the heavier rod would be beneficial.

My original thought was 33 because everyone needs to learn on a Zebco... but learning with a president wouldn't be bad...neither would the trion...as long as it doesn't frustrate them when something goes wrong.....you can't mess up a zebco

The old KVD rod with cork? If so...the mojo

My preferences are a 7'H for 10'' worms, carolina rigging, small swimbaits, smaller jigs 7'6''H Flipping Stick for flipping jigs or heavy t-rigs 7'MH for spinnerbaits, deep cranks 6'10''MH for standard 7'' t-rigs, smaller finesse type jigs 6'6''M for lighter T-rigs, tubes, baits in jig heads 6'6'' M Cranking Stick 7'MH spinning rod

Maybe it's a saltwater bait....a Red Eye Flounder? :

I really like Bleeding Hart spinnerbaits...I have rarely thrown anything else

I too would say MH as that is what I have for use with smaller weights : 1/8,3/16,1/4,3/8. However, for larger t-rigs like a 10'' worm or a full size brush hog, I use a 7'H Kistler

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I can vouch for the Citori...good reel and works great...just no button....could be an easy fix

Bantam has you covered and from I can tell with people on this site...The only thing US anglers covet from Japanese reels are the colors...not worth the extra $ IMO

With adjustable centrifugal brake is effective even diagonally if you want to cast off the baggy and Thailand. :

I would give the new energy a try in the 5 gear ratio. I have last years model and they can be had on ebay for around $100

I personally enjoy my Pro Qualifier and probably would choose it over the Mojo

The Lightening rods are good....The bps extremes are also good rods for a little more that is

It's definitely a go to bait for me. I've not fished them for very long but sometimes I can get bit on a tube when nothing else works. It's almost a finesse presentation since it's shorter than a worm with a smaller profile than a jig. I fish them both t-rigged and with an inserted jig head

...and that's fine by me. I have 2 Patriarchs, a President, and now a Supreme. I also have a Curado 200E7 on my flipping stick and an Energy E750PT for cranks but if I had purchased the Patriarchs first, I believe I would have 3.

If you do a search, this topic has been covered many times. I've never fished with either so I won't be much help

Form every thing I have heard, they are great baits. Have not heard any complaints. I don't have one but would really like one even though the fish aren't that big here :-/

As far as I know, a tube imitates a craw and you should really think about fishing one in place of a worm around rocks. They offer a smaller profile than a jig or other flipping baits

Take it...I bought one for that price last year on ebay and I love it...I got the e750pt for cranks but it's a great reel

I wouldn't buy it but I don't do alot of flipping...My flipping stick is also used for frogs and small swimbaits which I need to cast so for me, if I wanted a reel for flipping and casting, I would go with a flipping switch...even though I don't have one.

Man Go big or go home i guess