Packard
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I just picked up the D-bombs. I was suprised Dick's was carrying these.
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Until it has took so long that you have to go on a rage through their customer service.
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No need for a boat. You can kayak fish it like any other body of water.
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Depends on how cheap.
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I fish with 4lb Stren a lot. This is mostly for dropshot, grubs, shakey head, finesses jigs, flukes, and tubes. It is nearly invisible and has great casting distance. I haven't lost a smallie on it yet but you can't horse the fish.
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No, they are good cranks and many will stand behind them. They don't reach the quality of lucky crafts but they work better in a lot of situations. I catch more fish on my SK cranks than my LC cranks.
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I too have had success with the Iobee. Maybe you got a bad one?
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Or.... take two 5" dingers and cut off a half inch of one end of each bait then glue them or melt them together.
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Apparently some of you didn't read the whole post. He wants to switch from the paca craw because he doesn't like its durability. My vote goes for the Rage Craw/Chunk/Lobster.
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Yeah, I was thinking Matzuo when I saw it.
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I would not suggest the Medium Bucoo unless you are throwing light cranks. It is extremely flimsy, more like a ML.
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I don't like the hooks on that lure. I change them to kvd triple grip short shanks. That setup should work fine if it is a baitcaster. Maybe just bad luck?
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St Croix Mojo Glass 7'8" for $120. Best deep crank rod you will find for that price.
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I agree, good review!
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#2 is my guess
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No name on the package they came in?
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JDM revo
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heavycover.com
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Suffix 832 ghost
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tube or dropshot
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Why'd you get custom bearings and gears for a President? Maybe spend $10 more over your budget for a powell diesel?
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I use one for finesse fishing
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Have you looked at the Shimano Calcutta TE casting reel? I know a lot of people like to use them for cranks. They are nearly indestructible and can handle big fish like you mentioned.
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Northstar Premier Jig
