Everything posted by Darren.
- Back to the water
- Tight Lines from the U.P!
- New Member
- New to Forum
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Lancaste, PA fisher persons
Welcome aboard!
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New guy from NJ (not new to fishing)
Welcome aboard, Clint!
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New guy from the Buckeye State
Welcome aboard!
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Yo-zuri hybrid for all around line.
Leader line of choice for copoly for me.
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New to the forums
Welcome aboard, Jerry!
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Hello from Illinois!
Welcome aboard!
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New member in Williamsburg, VA
Welcome aboard! Some great fisheries there.
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St. Augustine bass fishing for largemouth
You've got a great one there, Eric. Do NOT let go
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St. Augustine bass fishing for largemouth
Welcome aboard, Eric! Does your wife know your choice of screen name?
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Hello from the Florida Suncoast
Welcome aboard!
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3000 vs 4000 spinning for bass
Nah man, York River has some great striper "rockfish" fishing... Yeah, the monsters are in the deeper channels of the Chesapeake Bay.... Got buds who travel the CB from VA/Eastern Shore to MD for some giants. Not me and my kayak, tho, LOL.
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Mama, family, and those closest to you.
I sorely miss my Mother, who left my Dad, siblings, and me a few years ago with a sudden stroke. NEVER take her presence for granted. Ever. Thanks for posting.
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Hello from Missouri
Welcome aboard, Jim!
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Not New, but getting back to bassing.
Welcome back to the fold!
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3000 vs 4000 spinning for bass
I use 10 and now mostly 15# Power Pro Super Slick 8 on my 1000s. Plenty of line for freshwater fishing most species. 6, 8, 10 pound leaders typically, and if I need *any* extra drag when fighting, I simply palm the spool with whatever pressure needed. The rod plays a part, as well.
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3000 vs 4000 spinning for bass
Everything. I have caught dozens of bass over 5 and 6 pounds on them, including the 6.6# in my avatar. Also use them striper fishing inshore. They are far more capable than just for ultralight.
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3000 vs 4000 spinning for bass
Welcome aboard! Today's reels, by and large, are smaller and lighter. @WRB is spot on with the 3000 size being more about spool depth. While I fish 1000 size Stradics, the CI4+ being my favorite, I've also held the 3000 model and it's a great size and weight. I do fish jigs with my 1000s, not typically heavy jigs. For those I use a baitcaster, but wouldn't have a problem using a larger spinning reel for one. Guess the bottom line is to echo @d-camarena, "either one works"
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Weedless wacky rig?
50 yard spool of 40# Ande leader material (mono). Felt that 50# was a tad too stiff, and 30# was a tad too soft. 40# seems to be the sweet spot. https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/ande-monofilament-leader-skeins
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New Member, coming to you from Northwest Florida
Welcome aboard, Wade!
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Son caught a decent Bluegill
Great bluegill catch. Really nice size, and yeah, addiction starts now for the little guy .
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Urinating
Welcome aboard! Not a tourney guy, but I go when nature calls...and no other anglers are near by...LOL.