carrothead

4" Storm Rattle Tube Zoom Super Fluke Yamamoto Senko

Rods: Field and Stream Reels: Abu Garcia Line: Trilene, Sufix Hard Baits: Strike King, BPS, H20 Xpress Soft Baits: Zoom, SUPER FLUKES Storage: BPS 360 Utility Box Carrier

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The most beautiful name there is... "Jenny".

Yeah, I do that with terminal tackle. I take the (Gamakatsu, Gambler, Owner, etc.) label out of the little sleeve, and cut it to fit the size of the compartment. It says what it is, and the size that way.

I'm pretty sure all spinnerbaits have a "stiff yet flexible wire". That's the whole idea of a spinnerbait. Any black spinnerbait should do the same.

I had an idea... What if you used a shaky head rig as a weight on a drop shot? You could rig the drop shot normally, just with the shaky head at the bottom. You could cover 2 techniques and depths with one rig. What do you think? Have you tried it?

Okay, thanks. At least now I have an idea.

So anyone who doesn't respond to you is rude ? Well, I didn't mean it like that. I just couldn't find any information on it on the internet, and got kinda frustrated. I guess I was out of line.

It is a 12 volt, and has a 32" shaft. It is also a transom mount. Sorry :-[, I just didn't figure that there could be a whole lot of models of this one, seeing as it has no markings besides what I said.

Yeah, I already Googled it. No, they went out of business a LONG time ago. I think it's weird how they have no markings whatsoever as to the amount of thrust.

Thank you.

T-Rig it. Flip it. Pitch it. Catch fish with it.

Nobody have any input? A simple "I have no idea" would be nicer than no response at all. Anybody know anything about it?

Does anyone know how to tell the thrust on one of these motors? It is made by JetCo Industries, and the only other labels on it are one on the control box that says Solid State, and one on the prop unit that says Permanent Magnet Power. It says nothing about thrust or anything. Anybody know?

The idea behind it is great. The only problem is that everything on it is plastic. Not even well molded plastic. The slider wheel is warped on every one I picked up. The rubber on it doesn't fit, and if they made one that looked worth a crap, heck, I'd jump right on that.

DO NOT buy the EZ Braid. It just plain sucks. It won't cast worth a crap, has memory as bad as mono, and won't hold a knot. Buy something better like Sufix.

Spinning- Abu Garcia Soron STX on a Shimano Cumara CUSDX68M Baitcasting- Abu Garcia REVO Premier on a Daiwa Steez STZ671MHFBA I really wish i could afford these. That would be awesome.

i am the biggest Daiwa homer on this forum and im not sure about this reel. we spooled the reel at BPS and took turns messing around. after we were done my impression of the reel is: this one was packed full of grease or theyre just not very smooth. id love to handle one thats been cleaned and correctly lubed. as far as what the OP is looking for the only thing that comes to mind is a Curado E7. x2

That looks great! I like the metal for the deck. It's aluminum, right?

Mine is just a nickname I got from some of my friends at school. Carrothead. (red hair)

It's a centrifugal brake system. If you're experienced with a baitcaster, start out with 2-3 brakes pulled out (make sure they oppose each other). Otherwise, use most of the brakes until you get the feel of it better.

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Yep. They have a full lineup of casting as well as spinning rods. They're also technique specific, I might add