zachb34

7'mf for plastics

Oh yeah it's heavier but like arv I like it and wouldn't trade them for anything

you will be better off with winch series for crankbaits but that wont help with feel what kind of line are you using? If you still cant get the feel with it after getting used to it, then try a flourocarbon line.

the rod is extremely light, the sensitivity is up to par, the EVA grip on it has a comfortable feel to me, the white looks great,it has a ton of back bone, there are multiple models for plenty of techniques, their durability is great i have one thats been abused and no issues,they fixed the breakage issue and had great customer service when I complained, and cast well. I own five of them inluding the micro guides and cranking models. They are just solid rods.

Veritas best rod for 100 bones you can buy

you need a cranking set up so id go with one of the crucial or veritas crankbait rods

The smaller the rod the more accurate while longer rods cast farther I like the 7 foot

Why am I seeing xf tips for senko rods I use my falcon Bucoo with a softer fast tip and really feels better casting so what's the reason?

Ive been wanting to start making my own baits like 10 inch worms senkos flukes etc so can someone help me with a ''shopping list'' of wht I need molds glitters colors plastics and everything

it looks like a citica with a gold spool?

not too much unless your using micro guides,

I do not use or own a spinning combo but was thinking about getting one but how important is it the only things that I can think of that my bait casters don't fish well would be my KVD 1.0's and zoom trick worms and u tails. So basically I'm wondering what do you guys use your spinning reels for and how important is it to have? I live in Florida and fish shorelines deep structure and heavy cover never thought I would need spinning gear but I want to hear your views on it

I've never fished a daiwa but it seems like their cheaper stuff is trash but the expensive models like the zillion are pretty solid

Abu Garcia black max or silver max

It's the knot on flouro I use a San Diego jam knot I think it is and works flawlessly and is super easy to tie

30 or 40 pound power pro braid

I just think the handle is a bit uncomfortable but other than that it's great I had one that I used for a year then sold it to a friend

That's not bad either it's up to you but if it were me I'd get the vendetta I riders two today for 100 bucks shipped its a good deal

I agree with the reel and the advice above is good but go to academy.com and get the vendetta spinning rod it's on sale for 48 shipped and is a great rod

I bought three when they first came out and all of them broke I said I'd never get another I now have four and will be getting more they are tough to break now

Where I want one

The medium heavy veritas has the most backbone I've ever had in any medium heavy on the market

What do you guys think about duckett rods

someone started a rumor to all of the shore fishermen that if they cast at the trees with a crankbait that's how they would get their bites they caught fish and I had a boat to catch their hung up lures lol

I currently have a falcon bucoo and four veritas rods, and am looking at a new rod in the 160 price range for lipless crankbaits but still having the backbone for plastics my falcon bucoo has these capabilities and im looking at either another bucoo, duckett, or a crucial but am open to other opinions in the same price range. Any suggestions?