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Aaron Martens. He is the king of drop shotting and Drop shot is my go to technique when i cant get bit on anything else. And not to mention it can be used from the coldest parts of winter to the scorching heat of the summer

i had the exact same boat that i just recently sold and had a brand new 12v 45lb thrust min kota edge on it. in small lakes it did fine but during an 8 hour tournament i could tell it would get weak. id go with a 24v set up. better to have more and not need it than need more and not have it lol

I cant speak for the veritas but the duckett micro guide rods are amazing. The only down fall i have found is the guides getting a little icy this winter. but a quick dunk in the water every now and then has seemed to fix that problem

4.5 inch robo worm in MM3 or black grape

try the duckett micro magic rods. the 7' 6" or 7' 10" would be perfect! I have yet to see a lighter brand of rods!

Thanks for the help guys. The ducketts have the smallest eyes I have seen. And I'm gonna see if I can get this albright knot right. I'm trying to keep the light as light as possible. Will 20lb power pro be too much or should I go smaller?

I have my mind set on the duckett micro magic 7' ML spinning rod and shimano stradic reel. My question is will a 2 or 3 foot leader work ok instead of a 7 or 8 foot leader? im pretty sure the knot will not go through the micro guides. i want to use this rod exclusively for drop shotting.

try seguar invisix. 8lb for spinning and 12lb for baitcast

The duckett 7'6" cranking rod is awesome!

i use a bass pro double worm binder. i bought 20 extra bags for it and all are full now! time to get another one!

i use 3/8 unless im carolina rigging. in that case ill use a 1/2 or 3/4

definatly the baby brush hogs. on a 3/0 EWG hook.

I have yet to catch a fish on mine but for the price it seems like a decent rod... i am anxious to check out lews reels and other rods. they seem like a really good product for the price

Spro is definatley my favorite but I still have trouble with hookups though...

I love using 4 inch robo worms or zoom finesse worms. Still learning to fish a drop shot though...