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I have a good roll up set of super lightweight rain gear that works great when it's middle of summer/ high humidity weather. This set is primarily going to be for the rest of the year.

awesome! Are they true to size in case my cabelas doesn't have em in stock and I have to order online?

Looking to pick up a new set next week or so. Was thinking about Cabelas bass angler set jacket/bibs. Always on sale half off. Reviews seem to be good all around. Just seeing what you guys use and has been consistently waterproof without issues. Warmth is not a issue as I tend to layer up with a jacket. But bibs on the other hand I prefer something warm but not too warm for summer. Early spring and late fall I usually wear underarmor under jeans or khakis. Throw me some ideas fellas. Thanks!

Last I checked 15.7 lbs is in the lead.

It's solid. I picked up a spool to try out in 10#, gave it in my fluke/Jerkbait combo. No complaints.

Awesome thanks for the info. I have bright orange, black and dark orange tabs between my Curados Citicas and Chronarchs. Im gonna order some sets and play around with it. never knew this. Edit* On all but 2 reels I only use 2 of the 6 brakes, 1 I use 4 the other none. I'm wondering if maybe just 2 light brakes and thats it not even put the other 4 on.Leave the tabs empty.. You ever try this?

Thanks, So anti reverese is 100% on the one way bearing? And do you know the differences in the brake tabs? what each one is?

Also, what is the Scorpion, the Chronarch E equal? This thread just got me interested in a jdm reel lol

Hey can someone elaborate the different colors further. Thanks

wait a minute, the different color brakes weigh differently? Is there a chart or something? Ive only ever used whatever came with the reels and typically all of them have only 2 set.

smoke brakes?

the reel is awesome! I like it a lot! Definitely worth every penny at $100.

I picked up my type r for around $140 including shipping. Theres deals to be had so dont think its a huge $50 increase for a lighter spool. Reel is awesome as is the regular Tatula.

UPS is who I have issues with. Broke my Irod a few months ago. I'll take Fed Ex over ups any day

Chuck Norris could have this done in 3 minutes!

yeah I know I'm just stating performance out the box.

Report: While Ive caught a bunch of fish on the Hybrid, I'm not crazy about it for bottom contact. Tried throwing Keitechs on 1/2 and 3/4 oz footballs and dragging them. Couldnt really get a feel for the bottom. Maybe it just comes with constant use. However for shallow running moving baits, ie: spinnerbaits, squares etc. I think this line will excell! It does cast great and memory didnt seem like a issue although I did spray LnL on it the night before each outing. Verdict: Dependable line, good value for the money. It will find its way into my arsenal for more applications.

Yeah I think he said 4-5 weeks. If its longer FML lmaooo

Alot of people didnt realize the FJ had x ship and the original ci4 didnt, hence the smoothness of the fj. The + now has x ship. #win

Talked to Mike last night, Im going balls to the wall and getting the guides you went with. 1/8-3/16 SHs + worms are gonna be the main purpose and 5" senkos w/ 4/0 ewg on occasion. I don't know how I'm going to wait for this in suspense for a month!

it will only be a stradic ci4 2500 so he can do a sic guide set at the perfect measurements same as Roadwarriors basically same rod but for Shaky heads and senkos rather than just senkos. Dvt will vouch I came to him for said rod while RW's was still being built so I'm not copying lol

Spooks!!! Small spooks, sammys and poppers. Ive been using for these for 3 years now. Performs great but the aird bc reel i have on it, drag is ehh.

LOL you werent supposed to comment! lmaooo Sent you a text earlier, call me when you get a min.

I told you guys 4 months ago! lmaooo This, in not so exact wording, is to be a replacement of the TW Max line.

Hey all, DVT is going to be making me a rod. Spinning exclusively for shaky heads and weightless t rigged senkos. Theres 2 guide chains that are up for grabs on this piece. 1) Microwave - Never used them and never even heard of them until DVT made the referral. I guess the weird stripper guide helps by allowing you to use smaller guides up top to reduce weight. Seems cool but.. 2) Fuji SIC - I have this set on my previous gen Cumara and love em! They simply work. Never have wind knots, twist, or any issues casting. So... Should I stick with what I know or are the microwaves worth a shot. Its not like I'm buying a $100 pre fab rod. This is gonna cost me more than I'm used to spending on a single rod and don't want to be kicking myself in the arse first day on the water with it. I will also say Ive never had a issue with any of my Kigan, Pac Bay or Evolve(13) guides. Also the new KR concept from Fuji is supposed to be a improvement from the SIC set... Any input is appreciated! Thanks