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Original 10lb on my crankin' and topwater rods, even on a spinner for wacky rigs. For spinnerbaits, I'd go a little heavier with 12, but the Hybrid is nice line.

2- 6' Team Daiwa's, great for jerkbaits and topwaters.

Ain't that the truth!

Cadman is the best. Great customer service, great product and Ted is an awesome guy.

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For me, on a Spider Slider head. Tx and shakey rigged combined.

If your body of water has a lot of small fish, a 1/16 or 1/8 black jig w/ a wire guard and small piece of platic worm or grub as a trailer is the way to go. As long as the weed is not to dense.

3/16 Slider Spider Head and a 4" straight tail worm

I like a 7" or 10" black power worm, but any color thats good during the day on a specific lake will work just as good at night. Drag and small hops. Weight depends on depth and cover. I vary between 3/16, 1/4 or 3/8, unless pitching into the mat (which also works well at night).

1/8-3/16 slider spider head and a 4" worm

Double tail hula grubs.

If they come completely out, use loctite superglue gel to replace them with new ones or put them back in.

Nice job!!! I really like the mean green.

I've seen people use spinning rods like someone else mentioned. Maybe try this until you get the baitcaster down.

Sorry, I can't edit. It's hollow core braid.

Anybody try the hollow core beai with a flouro leader inserted into it. (no knot) Seen it on a show yesterday.

Nice job.

Silver buddies and jigging spoons, go vertical.

Spider sliders are the only ones I use. They are a great head and hold fish really well. 3/16 is the perfect size for a 4" worm. The modified bullet shape keeps the bait very weedless also.

I've used it for years. I think its a pink color crawdad scent. It works great for me. I think scents are another confidence thing.

For plastics I like glass. Just slide them into the bait. I don't know how you would put them in tubes though. I think they make a plastic tube rattle with a hole that the hook slides through.

Get in touch with Cadman, he does great work.

1/8 football jig and a 3/16 slider spider head / straight tail worm

Finally managed 1 on topwater. 13", 1.3 lbs on the fish calculator Hand poured frog

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