b.Lee

I am all right hand cranking left hand rod. What you need to ask is why do you switch hands after casting? That is what is backwards

Oh these are for people who paint stuff LOL. OK d**n it!

LOL and the battle continues

Never heard of or seen that happen. Cool story

I like that, never thought of it that way

That truly must have been a blast, I am jealous

I want jig fish! nice catches

So how do you guys deal with deet on your hands, wouldn't washing your hands in the lake just defeat the purpose?

Nasty little buggers they are.

Even on spinning gear I change the handle over to the right side

Welcome to BR!!

Truth.1

Justice served.

In before lock? Hopefully this stays decent

Nice story, catching bass ain't so bad either

Hey you gotta do what you gotta do

LAKERS

d**n, I bought a spinning rod thinking it would be decent. Well hopefully it will suit my needs. Mainl dropshot and light lures.

After every outing I spray all my boxes with KVD line and lure and leave the boxes open over night to dry and then pack them away

I don't understand why people have a left handed baitcaster, have the rod in there left hand, cast and then switch the rod to their right hand to reel in... just boggles my mind. I have rod in left, reel with the my right. no switching no bs

I am very jealous

LOL that lego one is actually Art

I just purchased two vendetta rods, one for small swimbaits and a MH spinning rod for my Stradic CI4 Anyone have any experience with there Spinning Rods?

For me it follows as: Most company have good reels and products, so when it comes to brand loyalty I look at what is aesthetically pleasing to me and what has a good price range. And also which rods and reel will I use more. All of my gear is Abu Garcia Rods and Reels, Shimano Reels, and Gloomis Rods. I am done buying my gear now, and from now will only purchase baits as I need them.

You should send this into Bassmaster magazine