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It might not come out but it should fold out of the way. Not a deal breaker though. I keep mine in 99% of the time. One side for me and other for a co or if I'm solo then one side for fish I'm sure I'll cull and the other side for bigger fish.

Read this post and you should be good to go

The divider should be removable... Make sure the length of the boat on the trailer is going to be able to fit in your garage. Would suck to get it home and not have a roof to put it under.

Same here.

I use straight FC, 7-8lb FC Sniper.

Black T-Rig Worm

Hmm been the opposite for me. To each his own I suppose

Party pooper.

Siebert got me for 12 Jigs and 2 Fogys and The Cabin(tackleexperts.com) got me for 1 Bone White Z-Boss 20 1 TN River Z-Boss 25 1 Bone White Popper Z 1 Midnight Black Popper Z 1 Keitech Swing Impact Bluegill Flash 4'' 1 Keitech Swing Impact Sexy Shad 4'' 1 Keitech Swing Impact Hasu 4'' 1 Keitech Easy Shiner Gold Flash Minnow 4'' 1 Keitech Easy Shiner Ayu 5''

Based on what?

Im a lews guy so my vote goes first to a BB1, but I recently picked up a Tatula and that thing is a beast.

Seibert

You forgot getting it from the spool to the reel lol

I prefer sniper

I use a 6'9' MH-Mod Fast Denali Rosewood Spinnerbait rod for chatterbaits and I love it. A little forgiveness with the MF action so I don't rip the bait away from the fish.

I believe there was a bit of sarcasm to EvanT123's post

For that kind of money I would get a custom rod built to your liking

In before the lock jk.. I normally skip over but if it will help I'll start reporting

Take some worms and minnows out next time you go and see if that makes a difference

Fish are smart animals. They probably got use to the artificial bait and are better at telling what is fake. Have you tried to go out and use live bait this year?

And some other sweet deals, TW rarely has things on sale. Other retailers do quite often

You can throw any bass bait on a spinning reel. I would suggest starting out with 10lb mono.

Trial and error is the only way

Look into the raymarine dragonfly series, affordable and the downscan is top notch

I would go with around an 80lb 24v system as stated above.