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Loyal Sufix Mono and braid user, just wondering if anyone has tried their new fluorocarbon line?

manns baby 1 minus

eh...well i guess it depends on how much you fish , but it is true that you get what you pay for. When i started out i had one of these, and the reel is just ok, but for the occasional fisherman itll be fine. The rod is the big difference in my opinion. just not very comfortable, and nearly as sensitive as a better rod. So depending on what you use it for, itd be hard for me to recommend it, especially after upgrading my gear. For the price however, its a good price and you will get good use out of it im sure.

Great reels in my opinion. The burner models I use feel just as smooth as in the store, and thats with braid....

fluke

Been a long time user of the Spro, but just seeing if anyone has had luck with the Maxx and if the new features (drain hole, rattle) make a difference

Asked awhile back if anyone used the bucoo. Its been a little longer since they were introduced and wondering if anyone now has had any experience with them?

*correction, its a 7' MH, would like to upgrade to a Heavy action

Want to upgrade my frog rod from what I'm using, maybe a rod made specifically for this application. Right now I'm just using a 7' H fast tip Compre with a Quantum 7:1 ratio reel on 65 lb. braid. Just curious about the rod though, any suggestions?

1/16 oz. Jackall weedless wacky jighead and Jackall Flick shake worms 5.8

5.8 ... imo the best wacky rigging system out there, very untalked about but is a great setup for #'s. Won't catch that many large ones, but great for getting your limit and fast. I prefer 1/16 and 1/8, just depending on how fast the fish want it to fall.

Trying out the Craws for the first time. Trying to determine if I should Texas right them with a Spot Remover or regular (pegged or unpegged). Also, if not a Spot Remover, what size and type of hook would you recommend?

I've just always used money minnows. Never tried nething else, but never had too either. I've used them around all cover tho. From docks to cypress trees.

if your t-rigging ive also noticed my weight rubbing pretty bad after a while, just check your weights aren't nicking your line up

yea not much to them, just make sure you separate the legs, that's all i can think of. Theyre supposed to remain pretty compact for easy flippin in heavy stuff

Looking for a Crankbait rod thats lighter compared to what I'm using right now...saw the Falcon Bucoo is out now, and also have been looking at the carrot stix. anyone seen or used the Falcons and can compare the two?

Reel: Quantum Energy PT 7:0:1 Rod: Shimano Crucial 7' MH Cover: Cypress Trees, Stumps, Docks, Light cover Lures: 1/4 oz. soft plastics t-rigged

Ive always used braid and haven't had many problems, but I want to have one reel spooled with fluoro just in case, what size line and type would you recommend?

its the kriet squirrel tail worm, floats like none other, so to answer your question, yes it does work and it does look good

i like sufix braid, nothing under 30#

Heard these rods vary from normal rods, i usually use medium action for cranking but just wanted some input from someone with experience with these....Also dont know if they make a difference but I was looking at the Classic Gold versions because I prefer cork on my rods. Thanks

Slurpies Brush Beaver and Brush Hogs

Got a Quantum PT rod and Shimano Compre. Both $109 7ft MH rods. Quantum PT says it has 54 Million Module Blank while Compre says it has 70 million, does this make the compre better, more sensitive, etc.?

Been fishing the Jackal Weedless wacky rig jighead lately with alot of success, but i've been fishing it on mono since its 1/8 oz. head and i like the slow rate of fall. Just wondering how fluorocarbon would change this? I would prefer to use it because of its sensitivity but i know itll make it fall faster. Anyone with input or experience with this?

Spro K Finesse Jigs with Rage Tail Chunk...Really good color combinations, take your pick