ColdSVT
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Man i love beaver huts...usually good for a fish or two!
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I would filed for divorce the following morning...
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Well? How did you do?
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Tungsten bullet weights leave a nice bruise...really nice! Lol
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Ive been using an old blue Loomis GL2 mh mod fast with a gen 2 Revo STX 6.4 for squarebills...havent had a ton of luck as of yet but they are new to my lineup.
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Med fast 7 Hmmm. Finesse plasics and maybe cranks?
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Careful...they are addictive Oh and dont over think it...do what YOU do
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They both work great...just jike most beaver styles I like baby when the fish are pressured and in colder water Black and blue, pumpkin, and watermelon are my usual colors I use rodents, ri sweet beavers and missile d bombs qiite often...im dieing to get my hands on the rage bug
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You can use it for anything really Myself i like it for topwater and punching...but i have used it for nearly everything at one point or another
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I use 12# invisx...works great around brush and wood....havnt had the squares in the rocks....yet lol Ive never had any major issues with flouro in the rocks on other cranks or baits though. Sometimes it gets chewed up but i think thats part of game
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Yes it was...solid reel just we all have experienced
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Froggin is the heroin of bass fishing There is no cure...only treament
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250 is my absolute limit Most of my rods are in the 120-150range and reels are in the 150-200 range I honestly think the 150-250 market is the best as fas as bang for the buck and competiveness
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One of my LT frogs takes on some water after several casts tks to some pickeral ... I love my mouse...she catches! Got a 6.2 on the mouse last year
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It certainly is! I liked red label untill i went to invisx and tutsu.Flouro stretches plain and simple...pretty similar to most mono infact as far as stretch. Not quite as much though depending on brand and size Going from braid to mono or flouro is always very noticable in the stretch department. Tatsu and sunline shooter have little stretch imo...but nothin like what braid can offer
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Umm I own a curado e, citica e and Lews TP...i wouldnt say the TP is better than the curado e...very similar? Oh yes. I would say curado e is more user friendly as it is really set and forget. The lews is smoother on retrieve yet more finicky on the cast. The curado e is my better caster (both in distance and control) yet not as smooth on the retrieve as the TP i will also submit that my curado and citica Es require less mainanence that both my Lews TP amd my Revo STX. Do both rock? Hell yes they do! Id recommend either to anyone!
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No comparison...the avid owns the triumph, premier and mojo is ever way
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Hollow bodies i like a 6.2...solid bodies i like a 7.1
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Side imaging Im good on rods...for now lol
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I use a croix eyecon 7 ml Anyrod in and that rating will work Pick your brand lol
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They suck...well they do! Honestly they slay smallies and walleye
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Screw locks help a lot...but they arent pickeral, pike or muskie proof lol All three are a possibilty up here in the north I have found the Stanley Ribbits are more durable...i still use both often
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Mine arrived last week...first casts into water will be tomorrow night...same for the 13 *** that she is mounted on....cant wait! It has big shoes to fill against my curado Es and my Lews TPs
