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Ohhhh thanks J Francho!

How do you guys transport your rods at home to your favorite fishing spot? When I'm going kayak fishing, I put them in a jumbo Plano rod/reel tube that holds six to eight rigs and put it next to my kayak in my truck bed. When I'm going shore fishing, I'm usually with my girlfriend so we take her car, I use her hair band to round up 8 rods together and slide all of them inbetween the seats. ( Sedan ).

This is awesome.

I put slices on the bottom of my senkos, it makes em flexy.

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This is bass related? Cool products though!

Has anyone seen an umbrella or Alabama rig mold so you can make em yourself? I can't justify spending 18$ on a silly rig.

Ash, brasso or dawn.

uh... I don't know. Worth a try.

Indeed.

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Phone, Sunscreen, 2 liters of water, lunchable, Advil, Emergency Kit, Sunglasses and that's all I can think of.. Oh and bug spray!

Cashion is very good.

Thanks DVT!

Kistler or Cashion. Honestly.. Go for an American rod. Loomis GL2 is under 200.. I love mine. Great rod, American made blank. Love it.

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Lysol Dual Action scrubbing wipes:)

I have a dozen Daiwa Strikeforce reels, if I take one or two out on the Chesapeake for a day, all I have to do is really clean all the parts and everything right? Or will it permanently damage my reel? Basically can you use a freshwater reel in brackish water without ruining it aslong as you clean it afterwords?

I've caught more on cheap rods then my expensive rigs.

LOL!!!

Lots to consider. Thank you to everybody that replied.

Yes, like the flatfish. works wonders on the Shenandoah river.

I've never lost a bass from jumping however I always lose them in the weedbeds.

Thanks man!

So add a leader if i'm using a spinnerbait?