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I have never experienced the problems you have described did you use backing?

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Im going to look at a 16 foot aluminum bass boat tomorrow. Everything on it is in good working order with many having been replaced, the only thing that is wrong with it is the trim on the motor does not work is it cheap to fix or should i look at another boat any imput would be greatly appreciated thanks.

The mojo bass is great for a 100 if u want to spend that much

I have some red label FC that I use for finesse presentation leaders in 8 pound test I need something for spinnerbaits or crankbaits

Look at the St Croix mojo bass there great at a 100 bucks

I need some new FC line but really don't want to spend a fortune any ideas for some good cheap line Thanks

You will not be disappointed I have four of them that I use for tournaments there an outstanding reel for a 100 bucks that will hold up to the abuse of fishing

Definitely go with braid. Feel so many more strikes now that I use it.

Go with the Mojo i have 2 and love them both

forgot to add I would go revo s over the 5500c3 its lighter and you can throw lighter baits with it

I dont know if your open for suggestions or not but a BPS pro quailifier is an outstanding reel for a hundred bucks. i like the ones I have over my friends revo s

The mojos are a great rod i use the 6,6 jig and worm rod and flip and pitch with it all the time. plus it has a perfect tip and all the sensitivity and quality of a st croix rod

white and any frog colors work for me

i use braid for all of my setups minus a spinnerbait and it made a grinding compared to the whistling of all my other St croix

Will braided line damage the Pac Bay guides on St Croix rage rods.

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Ok I will thanks

I fish the shad run on the rappahanock river every year this year instead of fly fishing for them I know there are things called shad darts that people use to catch them. Does anyone use them if so how do you fish them? Or are there better lures for it if anyone could give me some feedback it would be appreciated thanks

I know that your not looking for specific brands but Jethro baits out of florida will cover all your soft plastic needs from top water buzz frogs to finesse worms they have a ton of colors and the most expensive standard pack is 3.69 with free shipping.

I was digging around the basement the other day and found this lure in the basement. I think it's a bill Lewis rat-l-trap. Only wierd thing is it has a lip. If anyone has one or knows what it is if you could let me know thanks.

Being a former flyfisherman all homemade top water baits are with a single hook you can't beat a old cork popper

I love to fish a lipless crank it's probably my favorite bait I normally always have a rod with one on it. I guess it was the hooks because I've never had that problem before

i believe it was

tried again today with new mustad treble hooks and the result was completely different i landed about ten and losing only one. The lure was new and i guess the hooks were the problem. i have never had any touble before using the method to set the hook as i normally would with a nice slow sideways set. when i look at the old hooks i noticed that one of the shanks on the rear treble was bent outwards which may have been the problem.