Mike L

Love those things! Can't remember the last time I didn't throw one in a tournament. I mostly use the magnum tho and rarely use the standard size. They are killers down here on top, on a Carolina rig, or just skimming above submerged grass and especially hydrilla with a 3/16 pegged bullet weight. The uv speed craw is also a good little top water plastic in smaller backwaters and creeks. Effective little t rig or punch bait too. Mike

Don't really have many. As a co angler I have to go where they want to go but I'll chose what to throw based on where we're at on the lake, depth, weather, experience and confidence in what I tie on. Mike

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Depends.... *Total entries *Number of weigh in bags *Flight number *Does Tournament director "interview" every angler on the stage. *Congestion at the ramp Just too many variables but 2 hrs would be a good estimate. Mike

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There are a few others but after useing KVD Line and Lure I have no reason to change. Mike

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I don't touch the brakes because I may want to cast out farther than a normal pitch. I'll just lossen the spool tension. Mike

Well said Rich! Mike

To me color is the absolute last consideration I make when deciding on which plastic to throw. That said I use Junebug more than any other because in my waters it's proven itself and I have confidence in it. There are waters that a translucent color will be predominant, or one with sparkles, or a solid lighter color like pumpkin or even black. The point is you don't need a rainbow in your bag, but sometimes contrast or a complete change up will be needed. Same thinking as useing a white skirted spinnerbait over a chartreuse one. The fish will tell you what they want and sometimes they'll want something you don't have. Mike

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I hope so. I'm fishing the BFL on Kissimmee Saturday. Warmed up just in time! Mike