Glenn

It's a tough road at times, but you're both so strong. You'll power through this!

It's all because how you're spooling it on the reel. Here's how to do it so it won't dig anymore:

Look at this! https://bit.ly/3vYXeBK

New article - do you agree? https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/june-best-month.html

Thanks for watching!

I'm glad you have a disclaimer in your sig.

Smackdown has been my go-to for years. I have no complaints. That said, Seaguar's JDM Pex8 braid is a new contender to America. Its 24lb has the same diameter as 10lb. It's like sewing thread. It's been in Japan for a few years with great success. https://seaguar.com/products/new-jdm-pex8-braid

I haven't had personal experience with them, so I don't have first-hand experience. But I do know they're making them like they used to now. They claim to be back like the good ol days.

Allstar did decline in quality for awhile, but recently went through an overhaul in manufacturing processes that brought them back to how they used to be. Perhaps you're referring to that period when quality was an issue.

New article! https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/crankbait-summer-bass.html

New article! https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/line-diameter.html

There is no requirement that states the FDA must approve animal products. I guess the BASS director doesn't know that. That said, Surelife products ARE FDA approved and EPA certified, and have been around for nearly 4 decades.

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New pro tips from Jason Christie!

"Please Release Me" and "Catch & Release Formula" products from Sure-Life Laboratories will NOT kill fish if used with an oxygenator. If anyone says otherwise, it's a myth! It's completely false. Sure-Life products have ALWAYS worked with oxygenators. And here's the proof: Stop spreading the myth and start telling the truth!

Thanks for watching! https://youtu.be/vLiUYcnhPgcE

With their current promotion, it's pretty close.

Turning JDM, I think I'm turning JDM, I really think so! https://bit.ly/47mhf4m

Batteries? We don't need no stinkin' batteries!

So....finesse fishing is something I enjoy doing just as much as throwing bigger baits, and I've been doing it since the 80's. My setup is as follows: 4 rods (all are 1/16th or 1/8th oz): Dropshot rig Splitshot/slipshot rig Tube Small football jigs/finesse jigs On the first two, I can rig a wide variety of finesse baits - 3" grubs, 4" straight worms like the Roboworm, reapers, 3" Senkos, 3" minnows, Zipper Worms, Flat Worms, Super Doos, etc The tube rod is always rigged with a 1/8th oz weedless 60-degee jighead. Sometimes I'll use a 90-degree jighead if I want more spiral-falling action The last rod, I use for hula grubs, 3" grubs, and small craws on the football jig. I'll also tie on ned rigs, hover rigs, hair jigs, darter jigs, and finesse jigs.

The gear case features a hydrodynamic design that reduces drag resistance for fast acceleration and increased top speed! https://bit.ly/3vYXeBK

You know they've been working on self-driving cars, right? Many of these features are already on production cars. And some cars can auto-parallel park. Think they can't do that with boats? Well, think again. Check out this video...

I have reels that are both aluminum and graphite frames, and honestly I haven't noticed a significant difference. I don't know....maybe if I were horsing in halibut or Tuna I'd have a different perspective, but both seem fine for bass.