Darren.
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Awesome!
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Welcome aboard!
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Welcome aboard!
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Welcome aboard, fellow Virginian!
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Welcome aboard, Drew!
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I have Megastrike, use it mostly to lube worms for coming thru weeds better, and I've had it (I believe) help. I also have and use JJ's Magic, but not all the time. Like Marty, Scott and the others, it can be a hit-or-miss thing. I seem to have most success sans-scent, but there are times when it seems scents help.
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Crocs, but I recently picked up Shimano Evair fishing "shoes". They're very similar to Crocs, but have a more durable bottom. http://shimano.fishing-store.us/shimano-evair-marine-fishing-shoes.html But I love using my Adidas Adipure trainers - they're similar to Five Fingers shoes. Basically barefoot style with a super stable bottom which makes standing in my Ultimate 12 very comfy. Mine are an older version of these: http://www.adidas.com/us/product/mens-training-adipure-trainer-11-shoes/CF623?cid=Q22568&breadcrumb=svZu2Z1z13y9nZ1z13071
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Welcome aboard, Lance!
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I'd recommend a decent fluoro like Bass Pro XPS Fluorocarbon, or something like P-Line Floroclear (FC coated copoly line), or YoZuri Hybrid in anywhere from 6-10 pound tests.
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I love these worms on size 2 or 1 Wide Gap Finesse or Split/Drop Shot hooks (Gamakatsu) rigged wacky style!! Yes they get a ton of hits from smaller fish, but I've caught a lot of bass on them. As well, I like to rig them in a split shot method for deeper presentation, either nose hooked, TX, or wacky.
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A Jack, right? Hear they're awesome sport, your testimony lends credence, eh?
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Welcome aboard, Corey!
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What a bummer, man!
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Welcome aboard, Chris!
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Welcome aboard, Lee!
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Welcome aboard!
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You can find braid down even lower in pound test. Bass pro sells PowerPro in as low as 3, 4, and 5 lb test. Then tie on a 2-4 lb fluoro leader. Line management heaven! But beware, down that thin you want to avoid wrapping it around body parts for snags and such....
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Plenty of good suggestions, let me add the Daiwa Lexa. Solid reel, casts very light baits, Daiwa quality. Can be had from $100-115 from reputable eBay sellers. If you want to take a chance like I did, find a Shimano Chronarch E series on eBay. You could win a bid around $150... I use my chronarch for almost everything I used a spinning setup for.
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Agreed. I was, however, impressed with the color selection of the 4" Senkos online. Quite a bit better than my local DSG.
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I think this is the best deal by far. I mean, come on! Regularly $4.99 now on sale for 6.99!! Sign me up! LOL. No really, I'm gonna resist this one. Seriously.
