Darren.
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Welcome aboard! Some of our reel experts will chime in soon to give you some advice.
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Welcome aboard! Ditto what @A-Jay said, good luck on your first boat purchase.
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Welcome aboard!
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Welcome aboard, Brandon!
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Welcome aboard!
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Went out on Tuesday with one of my sons. Had a great time, plenty of bass. They often ask me to take them in weather like what we're experiencing here (SE VA) and I tell them it is just not smart to go out. Not enough areas to get into shade, etc... That said, I will probably go mountain biking! Plenty of water, and a cold stream to dip in at the end!! Oh yeah.
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Welcome aboard!
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Another Palomar vote here. Other fave, the Uni. Leaders: Uni-to-Uni, Alberto
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Thanks for all the hard work, Glenn!
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Welcome aboard, Tyler!
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Hey Casey, welcome back!
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Welcome aboard!
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Probably the best I've been using are Gamakatsu Split/Drop hooks - they're thin wire, penetrate extremely well. That's not to say the Hayabusa didn't do that, because they did. I just lost confidence after the breaks. And IIRC, the breaks happened at the first or second bend after the barb.... I also use Gammy Finesse Wide Gap, but they're a thicker wire than the Split/drop. Have yet to try Aaron Marten's new Gammy hook based on the Split/drop.
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Bought them from TW...they didn't work well for me, broke two of them. Either a bad batch, or design. I'm a finesse guy, so I'm not usually breaking hooks...
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They're the easiest ones to catch, too! They see the pretty senko dropping down and say "Oooh, guys, they're here to take me again!! I told you they are real!!" The rest of them shrug it off, roll their eyes and swim away, while Billy takes the bait.
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HD for tools, lumber, etc. So about 95% for me. HD, Lowe's literally across street from ea. other where I shop, no Menards. Lowe's for some stuff, store card gives 5% off... Bought a Kobalt miter saw and stand on sale there last month. So far very pleased with it. Milwaukee M12 tools for me. Best tools I've ever used. Have a 40v Ryobi weed whacker (about 3 years old now) that does the job on my ¾ acre lot, and a fairly new 40v Ryobi chainsaw that is also quite good for what I need it for. Same company that makes Ryobi also makes Milwaukee, and a few other brands. Ryobi can be bought thru Amazon, as well. Though I don't plan to buy any of their tools, except maybe the 18ga brad nailer at some point.
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Welcome aboard, Matt!
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Welcome aboard, Daniel!
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Welcome aboard!
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Hi Michael, welcome aboard!
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Hi, Keriana, welcome aboard!
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Good advice/questions above. I'll just welcome you to the forums where you'll learn and become a better fisherman! Do read the articles here and watch Glenn's videos, as well. Lots of good stuff there, and of course, among the savvy, smart (most of 'em, anyhow) peeps here .
