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I'm Looking into buying a Culling System. Which one should I buy?

I have acouple of the Original Mag Strike rods and love them they have good Sensitivity, now they have adjustable grips. the H3 titanium rods are the strongest rods on the market. They also have a new and Innovative grip on acouple models of rods that are Awesome.

I'd go with the f500 with the big eyelet there is no friction when flippn & Pitchin, 28 lb drag, heavy duty brass gears, strong handle, narrow spool w/ a peg so your not wasting line or having to put backin on the spool. 3 year warranty and If Denny Brauer uses it flippin that's All you need to know

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Ardent F500

crock-o-gator buzz bait, lucky craft kelly J, black dog baits lunker plunker.

smelly jelly or gulp. smelly jelly stays on your bait longer.

try lures that move a lot of water. like a 1/2 jig with a big trailer case plastic makes a good one. also a black neon tube. wiggle wart crankbait in black/chart or red craw. Big spinnerbaits with chart blades or gold blades big willow leaf baldes or indain blades mann's hank parker classic spinnerbait is a great stained water bait. its has a gold indiana blade and small colarado blade with a lite wire is has a lot of vibration.

I have 6 of these rods and like them a lot. I know Robert personally and the rod blanks and rods are made in Arkansas. the line rating and lure rating are exactly what they say. I have a 7 heavy, 7'6'' med heavy, 7 glassrod, 6,6'' glassrod, 7 medheavy, and a 7'6'' heavy. The glassrod are some of the best on the market for throwing crankbaits. I was a buyer at a tackle store where we sold 100 plus of these rods a year they are big in the Midwest.

I have used it and it is the real deal. it has a smallers diameter with lots of strength. the 32lb. has diameter of 20lb.

I was at the classic and the talk around their was that laser lure paid them two alot of money for the classic in upwards of 100,000 dollars a piece so they would say that they were using the bait. I also talked to a dealer that said that for 15 dollars the bait does not even run true.

Line conditioners are great they take the memory out of your line and they help the line from being damaged by uv rays of the sun. also good on those cold day it help keep ice from forming on eyelets of your rods I like blakemore reel magic and Ardent line butter they both are great products

I like the Yum fat money minnow with a Lakefork 7/0 swimbait hook with a 3/16 oz. wieght on the hook. This bait has a large profile which looks more like a big shad or bluegill then the longer slender baits

I like to rig them on a lake fork swimbait hook 7/0 they work anytime you would throw a buzzbait I like them a lot when there is a lot of people thrown buzz frog this gives them somethen else to look at

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Soak the bearings in Ardent Reel Kleen Cleaner then relube with Ardent Reel Butter Bearing Lube

I use baitcasting reels for everything you have more control of your cast and of your line with baitcasting reel you just have to match your line size with the size bait you are trying to use. The spool tenision knob on the side of your reel is there for a reason and that is to control speed of the spool if you are not cast as far as you want to lossen the knob. It all comes down to practice with a baitcasting reel the more practice the better you will cast and the farther you will cast.

I think a flippn setup is a must for every bass fishermen a gloomis Imx 7'6" flippn stick with a Ardent XS600 is what I use But the New Ardent F500 would be the perfect reel for this setup

If you are looking for a made in the USA rod the is in mid price ranges look at B&R outlaw rods they cost $129.99 and are maded in Arkasas

I like round head jigs

I like a 7 ft med/heavy or heavy depending on the type of cover you plan on fishing. The med/heavy is great for dock fishing and the heavy is the only way to go when fishing heavy timber or grass. GL3 Gloomis or B&R outlaw rod. B&R outlaw rods are great and only cost 129.99

Any one try Ardents new F500 Flip-n-pitch reel