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Basically every 50 to 200 sized reel (your Revo included) will have no issues up to an ounce. Even over an ounce shouldn't be a big deal. Guys use 200 sized reels (Basically your Revo) on swimbait rods up to 4 ounces. So let the rod determine the baits and don't sweat the reel.

Best fisherman on the lake

Brian Labelle (megabass charters on fb and insta) Dude is suuuuuuuper nice and ungodly good. Pros come up here and want to learn from him. Tell them Weber Sent you/him. Alternatively if he's not available Dave Morrissette out of the Anchorage Cottages. Dude is a stud and a great guy. Ryan Latinville out of Plattsburgh is amazing as well. Same as above tell them I sent you.

Moving baits... a high quality mono doesn't give up much to fluorocarbon. I'd go higher ratio to take up slack better.

That model/taper/power... Boomstick nailed it.

Benzye by Dranckrazy (jdm) is amazing in deep water and heavy current (St Lawrence).

I've used one. It's super powerful and shreds weeds.

Zillion HD has better capacity.

West Shore Cabins If they are booked Dave at The Anchorage Cottages in South Hero. Tell him Weber Sent you

Tatula and Kage blanks are the same

https://6thsensefishing.com/products/millikens-spinning-rod-travel-bundle Use mf10 at checkout

Bring a reel and buy a rod there?

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Take a razor and split the tail then mount sideways on a chatterbait.

OSP for me

Strip the guides and tip and lockout. Get into building your own rods.

What confuses me is the Victory is a slightly better blank and US made but only $10 more than the MOJO. Does the grip really make that much of a difference?

Oban, Bay of Little Coves 14 year. Incredible, like world changing good. Like "OH, I finally get it." Good

Kanata is 6" 1oz (without suspend strips)

That's 2 rods for me Brailist and EMTF

I had the Legend Tournament version. Great flipping and c rig rod. Should be great for spoons too. Moderate but at the very edge of fast.

Reach out to Steve (ninja grass blade) he'll help you out.

Just like any other fishing. Baits need to match rods/line/conditions.

I'd bet the house it's the plastic gear that drives the Worm gear. Just disassemble on a towel laying out everything in order. The gear in question is under all the drag and gearing on the driveshaft. You'll see a tooth or 2 marfed up. You can use a razor to trim off the deformed plastic (not the whole tooth!!) and run it that way but it's kinda ghetto.

Knob. Worm gear dirty or damaged. Plastic gear that drives the Worm gear is damaged.