zachb34

how did you find it for 109?

They were completely fine and never had a breakage issue with them either just remember its 8 dollars to ship a rod from them

I ordered a few vendettas they came in a large slim box completely wrapped in bubble wrap and foam blocks with those big air bubbles to stop them from moving inside they were well packed for me.

The other day I was fishing a spot right next to a friend, and he was catching fish more than me swimming a senko. Not even the paddle tail ones it was Texas rigged and he swam it in. I threw cranks at all depths and caught a lot less does anyone else find swimming a worm like this can be more effective? I also tried senkos just not swam and flukes and even a Texas rig but again didn't swim it just dragged it like I usually do.

i got mine broken they told me to keep it and immediately sent me a new and this rod is defiantly worth it. about that elbow lol I had the same issue last summer found a spot to throw Carolina rigs and caught fish almost every cast for a week straight it took three weeks to completely heal.

I have my own boat and everything so my parents just let me but when they don't I just say i'm depressed and need to get outside.

So no cleaning and lube for new bearings?

whats more beneficial new bearings or super tuning and when you do these upgrades do you clean the reel before or do you pay for that seperately

They use the same graphite built on a different blank and I'm pretty sure only the mojo is made in Mexico

I like it after rain especially in summer it will cool the surface temps here and make the fish really aggressive

I've heard that the rattles show the fish your baits coming and the knocker helps the fish really pin point it especially in dirty water

I've got them both and would choose the veritas for its sensitivity IMO it has better sensitivity but if your looking ti cast lighter baits they are so stiff while the premiers have a softer tip than then so it comes down to what you want to use it for I think the premier is more versatile because it can handle light baits and baits up to the 3/4 oz mark. If it helps at all the st.croix in basing this off of is a 6'6 MH fast and the veritas is all of the medium heavy models

I use a 6'6 st.croix premier medium heavy fast with a curado 50e

Make sure to check the bottom for any cracks or holes

That's a really cheap price and it's not good to be deformed I'd look it over carefully

It's a nice rod and can do literally anything you want it too

do you have a link?

How do you store your rods? I have the same boat and that thing that comes across the side really messes thing up.

Nobody knows? I'd really appreciate the help.

Does it sat trap caster on it I have it and it's very versatile

Do what I did master one bait at a time and I've you have it down practice a new one

They are limited edition for the summer and they usually come out around April

Looks amazing how did you look up the hull id?

im looking into buying a pelican boat thats used and has never been registered and does not have a title how can i search the hull ID to make sure it isnt stolen or something? ive searched and apparently its possible but i cant find it

That's the way to think I did the same thing a year ago