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Just like TW sales always have an exclusion posted on their sale disclaimer yet if you simply call, you get the sale price. If you want it, call them. Coupon worked on sale Loomis rods a while back.

American Legacy Fishing also has a 25$ off coupon for spending 100$ or more for first time buyers. No brainer deal.

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That 6in 1oz Gizard shad....wow that's impressive.

All the obvious PFDS, Fire Extinguisher, w/e the coast guard requires. Extra trolling motor prop + a handful of sheer pins. Zip ties, lighter, side cutters, wrenchs/nut drivers/screwdrivers/allen keys that fit everything on the boat that can be repaired on the water. Battery Jumper Jumper Cables Trim Relays Fuses Volt Meter Waterproof box for phones, keys, etc. toilet paper Tow Rope Always stocked on Oil and Gas treatments

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no. not even close.

It's extremely uncomfortable. It digs into your fingers and it's sharp.

I would go Champion. The champion has a more comfortable reel seat, balances better, and has a better variety of rod choices. The LTB blank is a touch better but it uses the worlds most uncomfortable reel seat known to man. Some like. Lots hate it. Build quality is a toss up. You'll hear good/bad about both.

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There is no such thing as a Champ Extreme XP. The new Champion line is called the Champion XP. The new Extreme is called the HP. The previous generation was just called "champion extreme" and "champion" The new Extreme HP, weight wise, feels the same as the previous version to me but balance a little better. The new extreme blanks are also faster in action than the previous versions. I'm assuming you are referring to the spinning rods being you ordered the 741 and that isn't offered in a casting model. I have the 742c HP and love it. Feels better than the prior 742. I currently have the 742c, 743c, and 745c in the HP and also had the previous extreme. They don't feel heavier to me and I'm OCD about that stuff. They feel better in hand. Maybe the spinning rods are different.

He might be telling the truth but unless he's close family I wouldn't take his word for it. Taking great care of a boat could mean he did every bit of maintenance and up keep that was needed or it could mean he let it sit and polished it to look at it a couple times a month. You will more often than not take the boat to the mechanic. Just have the seller meet you at the mechanic of YOUR choice. Make sure you take it to a certified Evinrude mechanic if possible. There's lots of little things to look for. Does the battery charger work. How old/new are the batteries. Fuel line's new. Do all the livewells/pumps/electronics/bilge/gauges/trim work. Ask a thousand questions if you have to.

If the boat has no transom cracks, hull leaks, soft floor spots, or any out of the ordinary damage I would be okay with it. I would never take a sellers word for how good a motor runs regardless of how good it looks. You don't know how long it has sat, maintenance history, average use, etc. Being you aren't motor savvy, take it to a mechanic and pay the 1-200$ for a complete check of the motor. A compression check is only 1 of many things to look at in an older motor. That being said...the v6 FastStrikes are/were great 2 stroke motors that will run forever. Assuming the boat is indeed in "immaculate" condition and the motor checks out, 6k is a fair price.

It's the SV spool that will make skipping easier, not the TWS. All of the reels you are looking at utilize an SV spool and they will handle whatever lure you want light or heavy and skipping is brainless. Aside from that, go with the one that feels better in your hand. The SV105 is the alphas platform and will the the smallest/lightest and have a shallower 105 spool than the other 103s mentioned. When you say JDM SV103 I think you meant the SS SV103. There's a large amount of info on the SS SV on the TT forums. If not, the SV103 is based off the TDZ platform and is incredibly comfortable to palm. The SV zillion TW is the same frame as the tatula CT. Every reel you mentioned will do what you ask for and do it well. Skipping is more user technique than reel. The SV just makes it a bit easier. I know it's 100$ more but the Steez SV is an awesome reel for what you want to use it for. I use mine on a DX742cHP and can cast/skip a weightless wacky senko quite a ways under docks/brush with little effort.

I think I figured out how to see the deals.... If I'm right, here they are: Day 4: 30-67% off select TW gear and appareal Day 5: 25-36% off Shimano Closeout reels Day 6:33-60% off Trokar Hooks Day 7: 33-60% off Closeout Lucky Crafts Day 8:33-60% off Big Bite Baits Day 9:27-40% off Shimano and Gloomis Closeout rods Day 10:25-95% off Select Fishing line Day 11:33-66% off Select Jackall Closeouts Day 12:30-55% off Daiwa Closeouts Day 13:40% off Gambler Creature and Craws Day 14:50-69% off Select Eagle Claw Lazer Sharp Products Day 15:28-82% off Select Biwaa, Damiki, Westy and wave worm Day 16: 30-35% off Select Daiwa and Dobyns Closeout Day 17:30-60% off Select Culprit, D&M, Mann's and Z-man Day 18:27-34% off Select Cabin Creek, Netbait and Kicker Day 19:38-77% off Select Apparel and Sunglasses Day 20:33-57% off Select Bomber, Booyah, and Yum Baits Day 21: 27-34% off Select Okuma and Quantum Closeouts Day 22:22-44% off Select Electronics Day 23:22-44% off Select Baker, Live Target, and Rattletrap Day 24: 30-67% off Select tools, terminals, and speedbags Day 25: Sale items marked down a additional 25%

Amazing deal:

Yeah it seems to have taken a price increase or a smaller % off. I could have swore I've bought Tatsu the past 2 years in 20# for 30(ish) for 200 yds during this sale.

That looks pretty sharp for an '84. Nice job. I liked how my old Ranger rode. Those older hulls were not the most spacious driver/storage wise but they sure rode amazing.

That is the old Type R Tatula. Here is the new CT Tatula for.....70 more cents. https://www.amazon.com/Daiwa-Tatula-Type-R-100XS-8-1/dp/B01DPXDNHK/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1481231114&sr=1-1&keywords=daiwa+tatula+ct+type+r

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Just read on their FB page the 25 days of Christmas will start on December 8th. If I remember correctly, the daily deal goes live each day at 1pm central..or somewhere close to that.

It usually starts the 4th or 5th of December. Used to start earlier but the past few years it's been the 4th or 5th,.

I've fished the Savvy and champ 766. Both fish very similar. Champ balances a bit better. No, it would be similar to the champ 766. The 766 in each series are among the most "broomstick" style rods you could use. They are very, very powerful and do not the have the tip the 736 has to throw frogs effectively. The 766 is pretty much used by most for just punching.

A heavy punch and flip stick isn't something the 735 excels at. I guess "heavy" is a relative term but I'll just assume you mean 1oz + weight. It's not a good punching rod for those weights and 1oz + is too much for the rod. In that price range, I would look hard for the previous gen Champ Dobyns 736 if you want one rod to punch and frog with. The non XP's are popping up a lot for 160(ish) which falls in line /w the Sierra. If you can't find one, you're going to compromise for one technique or the other and probably the best compromise would be the 765.