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I can't seem to find your link? Not sure if I'm just missing the obvious or what

Besides senkos 99.9% of my worm fishing is 10-14" worms I prefer to drag them and fish them slow but as stated above me small fish have no issues eating these big worms.

Yeah I'm only keeping the decks at bench height no higher I don't want the boat to feel like a rocking chair

Just bought it today it's a 2014 tracker topper 15 on a 2014 continental trailer.

I use a 7' MH veritas and a 6'6" MH st.croix premier interchangeably in canals here in Florida I've been experimenting with fluorocarbon but would recommend braid.

I never ever touch the scale before a nice fish sometimes I prefer to be without it lol

Now that's a sweet ride right there.

I get my 2014 tracker topper 15 and 2014 continental trailer on the 26th, and I plan on putting decks and stuff on it. Can't wait to see others boats on here

In my opinion if you're used to a specific length of a rod you'll be more accurate with that than a shorter version just from comfort but who knows maybe I'm just weird.

Falcon bucoo micro "trap caster" it's a medium heavy moderate fast I believe, and is just about the only rod I have that I believe is absolutely perfect for what I use it for, which is what you are looking for.

I do it all the time with no issues.

I would get a basstender 10.2 or even better the 11.3 is an awesome boat

I'm with Arv I like to buy here on the forums.

Could just be a confidence thing only the fish really know but paying attention to those details can't hurt.

I have also heard great things about shimanos x ship which I believe the ci4 has.

Technically it's a 150 but someone on here says it palms almost like a 50

The only thing I can say is I think the ci4 should be compared to the 50e. I've heard those sizes are very similar.

My issue with the rippin rap is it had a tight wiggle doesn't put out a lot of vibration and doesn't have much resistance in the water. But the bait wasn't designed to do that stuff it's meant for fishing through grass which IMO is where this bait should be used most.

I'm different I like a medium fast

They make 7" stick baits that are pretty beefy I can't imagine going up to a 12"

That's probably why some people have such a hard time with cranks they don't always have to drag the bottom or deflect off of things

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?sbk=1&nav=SEARCH&itemId=161045797251

I've used the kinami (affiliated with Yamamoto) crankbaits they were pretty good laser sharp but light wire hooks

These may be OEM reels?