CTGalloway21

so have you used either and would like to provide anything useful to this thread? Everyone who has posted says sniper but have not used P-Line to know the difference.

but it doesn't make it better.

never tried either without KVD L&L. a couple of sprays the night before I fish.

did you not read my original post at all?

why do you guys prefer Sniper when it is less yards and more expensive?

not asking the best line, I am asking best value. P-Line Flourocarbon 250 yards of 15lb = $24.99 Sunline Sniper 200 yards of 14lb = $28.99 I have used both recently and can not tell a difference on my reels. I have had zero line breaks with both and no problems with backlashes or memory. I top shot and use KVD Line & Lure Conditioner. I'm thinking of sticking with P-Line from here on out.

got to change to hooks so why not pay for a lure with better hooks.

im just going by my own experience. in shallow, moving water I prefer the glide swimmer. S-Waver gets down to rocks to fast and gets hung up more.

the main difference between the S-Waver and Glide Swimmer to me is the sink rate. S-Waver sinks faster. That is why I believe there is a place and time for both of them.

one of my favorites. caught lots of fish on the green pumpkin. I go back and forth between these and NetBait T-Macs for my shaky head depending if I want to go small or go big.

the one I bought only did spirals.

i guess it depends on location. we are shad dominant. You are probably bluegill dominant.

always Bass Pro brand and Browning on sale. Bass Pro's sales always suck.

I would say probably 2 hours. I am taking cash since some booths will not be taking plastic.

Buckeye Spot Removers with spring. Big Bite Baits Squirrel Tail or NetBait T-Mac

i will be there Saturday afternoon. Taking the wife to dinner afterwards at Cheesecake Factory.

Im gonna pick up a couple at the Expo on Saturday.

I got mine from Bass Pro. Free shipping in February.

Dirty Jigs California. no doubt.

I got one on its way as well. Went with the Croaker color.

says "Reaction" on their website.

CPA

one of the best Musky rods is a Tackle Industries rod. They can handle heavier lures with ease and come in around $120 shipped. They also make bass rods as well.

they are excellent flippin baits. really hide the hook well in the slot. not a frog, but more like a craw.

Kistler KLX for the money.