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It will do what you ask and more I can see every piece of grass sticks everything I can even tell the bottom composition and see a thermocline if there is one

I'm with Michigan fishing lol

My first issue so far is that unless I have the centrifugal breaks on 0 and magnetic on 6 with zero spool tension I can't cast far or even get a backlash if I tried I adapted to using no centrifugal breaks but today I was fishing a 1/2 oz football jig and when ever I set the hook hard on a decent sized fish a centrifugal break went on and my casting went nowhere any fixes for these issues? Btw I love the reel and the rest of my lews reels that I own they are great but these small issues being fixed would really be nice.

both rods can double as a flipping rod or a Carolina rig rod.

What separates the action of this compared to a Texas rig?

Ill take a stab at it and say 48

Perch for sure

I use the falcon bucoo trap caster I absolutely love it used it for about two years now

I love the lightning rods all though the trigger on them can be unconfortable ( to me) when using fast moving baits.

If you like the BB-1 you'll like the tournament pro I have both

Tons of small fish in the ponds at palms west hospital

We should all chip in a bag of baits or something and winner takes all, just a suggestion though

Falcon bucoo trap caster is the best I've used along with Yo-Zuri hybrid

I love the Yo-Zuri rattle baits but they are expensive

I hooked myself catching a lipless crank bait on a misses hook set it was just a reaction to catch it but I tried debarbing hooks and didn't like it

Before this gets shut down from the above response I like bruisers and bitters both are extremely cheap and effective don't forget gambler either

Do it right the first time use the marine grade sealant I used just regular silicone and it leaked my boat gained gallons of water in the hull and I had to drain it

Mine didn't have it but I would use it to put the rub rail back on so you don't get water built up in the hull

Take the rub rail off it should be stapled together that's how mine was atleast

Decided I won't build decks but I will paint and cut it to make storage

I weigh 160 and have good balance I'm a hockey player lol ill load the front of the boat with me and a few batteries today and see how it feels

He said to go for it the boat does have a 48" floor and I won't be raising the decks more than two inches above the bench seat

I'm just doing it for fun I get the wood and stuff cheap through the school just thought it would be fun and it's something I would use

This is what they look like

I just got a watertender for free and wanted to put a deck in it for a grade in wood shop can anyone walk me through the process what do I need for the support to hold the deck up and what I use to make the actual deck thanks in advance