Bluebasser86
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I have some of the "Meat", jig trailers. Not as good as pork but they do work.
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Don't need anything real special to fish a jerkbait but if you really just want to blow some money on a reel to fish one, the Aldebaran 50 would be a great way to do it. If you can find one, a Curado 50E does it well and I'm sure a Chronarch 50 would as well.
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You can get the Shimano Alderbaran for right around $300 all day on the Bay.
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Still can't catch fish on a dropshot. I go to that party, say "This is stupid, I'm going home", every time.
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15lb Big Game, unless you're around grass, then I'd go with 40-50lb braid.
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Welcome!
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Welcome!
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I'm using them in rocks and sand, little bit or wood.
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These are the Pro Series, which come with a heavier hook than the standard Slider heads.
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Not a T-rig exactly, but I do well dragging a beaver on a swinging football head during the winter. I've also done well dragging a tube on a T-rig in cold water.
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Agreed. I've owned 1 4x2 truck, never again.
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I looked, and now I understand.
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Dropped $.10 to $1.59 here yesterday. I might go drive around on my days off this week just because I can afford it
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I prefer a light rod instead of UL with 4 or 6 pound mono. Most UL are so whippy they won't set a hook well, even on a crappie.
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Ocean Kayak Big Game Prowler II SOT. Fished out of a sit-in once, that was enough (or too many), times to know I wanted a SOT.
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Pro Slider head is a killer head for the Kut tails.
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This guy is going to disagree with you on that I'm guessing. http://www.flwfishing.com/news/2016-01-19-texas-angler-boats-state-record-spotted-bass
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Turn a few flat rocks over in the shallows, you should find out pretty quickly. Walking a shoreline at night with a flashlight is another good way.
