Dave P
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around 1/2 oz weight would be good. They're a big fat worm!
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Another option is to look into parasite weights. They work well fro me swimming through weeds and trash.
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Nil...
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Two or three days a week at least a couple of hours.
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What about desiccant packages?
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I used to use them exclusively! And then they invented Rapalas...
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There are a lot of combos in that price range. Most places have a couple of their "house" brand combos under $100. Abu has a pretty good one also!
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In order to answer the OP, yes...And yes the new ones are not very good.
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It'd be a great week for sure!
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Lost a toad Friday and caught another load of dinks...
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Yep. Sure are!
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H2O and slim jims or beef jerky.
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I've got one and I like it so far. My buddy who fishes local tourneys has a half dozen. Don't believe all the nonsense about spending a pile on a reel (or rod) if you don't have it to spend. Take care of it and it will last a long time.
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It was pretty much a top of the line reel. I had one and destroyed it this spring when it flew out of the boat going down the highway. Peeled the sideplate right off of it...
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Make that X6
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A friend of mine just picked some up a couple of weeks ago. He likes them a lot!
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Old timers around here who catfished with Penn reels used to dunk them in the water every cast.
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Never caught a fish on it and I was glad when it became buried in a brush pile.
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Been doing OK numbers wise but only a few over 15 with the biggest, so far, being 2.5 lbs. My buddy who fishes tourneys hit one about 6.5 a couple of weeks ago. I figure it's just a matter of time before I hit a couple of bigger ones.
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The Renosky scattering shad? I just found a half a dozen that I'm going to break out again. I used to really pound them on those!
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Straight retrieve. I've also had good success "dragging" them on the bottom if your bottom structure allows it.
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Was it a Bell Lunker Lander or a Hazy Dazy?
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Can you say Jelly Worm!
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I caught a channel cat once in about 20 feet of water on a floating rapala...
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'Bout half. Mostly baits. Find a lot on clearance and I hate sorting through bargain bins unless they're freshly stocked!