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Strike King S-11 is a good choice

I'm not sure, however I have caught them with senko's and skirted jigs. Hooks in the mouth, not snagged like a lot of guys do with crankbaits.

I have know idea why the quantity has increased. Like others before me, dingers are the lightest stick baits around and the main reason I do not fish them. I was at my local Walmart yesterday and the fishing aisle was shockingly bare.

I have confidence in spinnerbaits. Based on that alone, spinnerbaits will not be replaced by chatterbaits anytime soon.

Selling and shipping fishing gear is one of their specialties. Not much to worry about here.

I love the original SS, the reason I went with it was the lack of wind knots on my spinning gear. I use fluorocarbon leaders so knots are not a problem. This will be my fourth year without changing to new line, yes it has faded and frayed, however that hasn't hurt the performance one bit. My question is, is new and improved on SS2.

I have the 100 matched up to a Tatula XT MH 7". Great setup, using #40 Berkley X9.

7'2" Daiwa Lexa spinning rod Okuma RTX 30S

Swin jig, paddle tail swimbait, weightless senko, Tokyo rig.

Agreed, plus these can be found for less than $99, with a five year warranty.

The owner twist lock light 3/0 is what I use for all of my 5" senkos when fishing weightless. For the ol monsters I would use a 5/0 ewg. Sorry I really do not use flukes very often, can't help you there.

The trash part is always going to be there, unfortunately As I bank fish the majority of the time, I will always police the area before I leave. In other words I always leave the place better than when I arrived. The taking of fish, especially from ponds or small urban park settings will always be upsetting to me. If harvesting is permitted, not much I can do.

Plenty of good choices available. Since you like Suffix, I would go with 15lb 832 in hi vis yellow.

Swim jig, spinner bait, plastic swim bait(little dipper, keitech), weightless senko.

Megastrike and pro cure are what I use. After watching MLF, I have come to realize that the pros rarely use the stuff. Because of that I have drastically reduced my use.

Senkos, spring to fall.

Nope, especially if the bucket heads have shore access.

Louisiana yard dog would be a better option.

Daiwa Excellor baitcast with 6'6" medium Veritas Fast. Dirty jigs. This is being upgraded to a Tatula 100 and Tatula XT 7' MHF, just waiting on delivery.

She just lifted something that she never actually banned. Thank goodness!!

Quick update, no actual language in executive order or law passed banning the specific use of motorboats or jet skis. DNR has not responded to my request for a clarification.

I bought one of those last year, very good deal.

Check out lifted jigs on TW

Since icast isn't open to the public, I'm not sure what the big deal is. The majority of the info that we received in the past was from you tube videos. Companies can send their own videos to prospective buyers and release them to the general public when they see fit.

Those vessel's require physical activity, that's according to the executive order.