KYntucky Warmouth

As far as I know, most Daiwa reels can be engaged by manually moving the thumb bar which works like a flipping switch. I've never used this feature or a flipping switch but I also have heard good things about shimanos instage system.

usually 1/8-3/16, sometimes a 1/4 but only with strong wind.

now that's funny

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for me it's just easier to use, I have small hands so it's easier to palm. The buddy I sold the 2 WLP reels to has big hands and prefers the WLP over the LP. It's all just what's comfortable.

yep, I've got 2 narrow spool reels, had 3 wide spools but sold them, two to a buddy, one to a member here. Great reels, I won't buy anymore at retail ppricing but I'm not selling the ones I have.

There's not alot you can do about getting hung in rocks, other than buying more baits and terminal. I find them less prone to hanging up when rigged texposed with a internal weight but more so when using a jighead.

That's the rod I use for spinnerbaits, a tad heavy but the best action and power combination I have found.

When he's winning and placing, I guarantee you he's not using a Tessera. Bet he is, ever seen him fish, it's like he's fishing with a wet noodle most of the time, the rest of the time it's that monster 8' pencil. He also lost and missed alot of fish this year on those rods

U se a palomar with a long tag

Here is what I would do Setup #1: Crankbait *Bass Pro Shops Pro Qualifier: 5.2:1 *7'M BPS Cranking Stick Setup #2: Jigs and Rigs Browning Citori: 6.4 to 1 *7'MH-H F-XF rod within high end of price range, I would recommend a 7'MH Pro Qualifier or7'MH or H Powell or Dobyns Saavy for $100-160; $100 or less 7'MH BPS Extreme or Bionic Blade or 7'MH or H Vendetta, Veritas, or 7'MH Fenwick HMX, HMG, or Eagle GT Setup #3: Topwater 6'6 Shimano Convergence Graphite Power: Medium Action: Fast Shimano Callisto: 6.2:1 Setup #4: Weightless 6'10 Bass Pro Shops Spinning Combo

ehhhh...the spinnerbait rod seems like it would be a good cranking rod...I would choose the Vendetta over the Tessera rods

I like them, I have 2 or 3 in different sizes. They have a nice profile and a tight wobble.

The standard price for the Sig is now $119 I believe....I could be wrong but it's a heck of a reel for near $100.

Holy crap on a cracker. I am not scared of heights but there's no way I could do that. Actually got a little light headed and queezy just watching that.

casting and retrieving various lures

Tough one..... The Spill Canvas - One Fell Swoop

Supposedly they are made that way

I don't get it....Tackle Warehouse...was that so hard...I'd go for one of the regular LTX Carrot Stix on sale

My guess is you lost a spacer somewhere but I really don't know. It seems like I had the same problem with one of my Sols the first time I broke it down.

Bet you don't http://www.rockville.tv/lunkerville/episode7dodge.html I have a 2010 Toyota Tacoma TRD 4x4

http://www.tackletour.com/reviewspintechhooks.html Thats the review TackleTour did, they seemed to like them

Mine is on a 7'M Dark Angel

Did anyone recieve this rod in the giveaway? I really like my BC rod I got and was looking at giving this rod a shot.