Grantman83

Lew's Super Duty, original Zillion, pinnacle Optimus with flipping switch, daiwa tatula, 13 ***,

Always excited for their new releases. The team pro is a beast and all aluminum. A mag style reel won't have the same feel so I would be hesitant to dc them right off the bat

I believe they mean the original zillion

I've never owned an stx

Anything you throw a spinnerbait or chatterbait with

No, it was a straight handle design

Lexa in 4.9:1 is on clearance...great reel

That is a generation 1sx...the second generation sx had red accent.. The stx had a straight handle and drag star for both generation 1 and generation 2.

Tatula without the t-wing...the slp works looks awesome

From what I have read, the power and smoothness of the generation 2 made it popular. The gen 3 has focused on weight reduction at the expense of said smoothness. Also, the generation 3 gave a lower gearbox housing which a good amount of people find uncomfortable

I know Greg hackney throws them on his flipping stick which is 7'11hm...he used it last year on his flw win

Lexa has an aluminum frame..nuff said

Tennis Racket Tape is the way to go....Tactile and soft. Or you could go the more expensive bat handle tape.

Tom Reddington and Scott Martin are mine...Scott's videos are awesome and he seems like a generally nice dude..

Accuracy can be increased as well...

To be fair, many big crankbait rods now have a ton of backbone and a moderate action which a punch Rod or deep Carolina rig Rod...I can see it being an option

Worst line I have ever used...and this is a guy who had no problems with berkley vanish

Got two and they are awesome

Lew's custom speed stick 6'10 spinnerbait Rod....amazingly light and balanced...

I believe the extra capacity was to allow for use of larger on test while still have a good amount of line in the reel.

I have an 8.1:1 super duty for my jigs and Texas rigs in wood or cover etc. For frogging or places with heavy weeds, I'm using the 7.1:1 for the speed and little extra torque. Both have Long handles which help overall. My tournament mb is 8.5:1 and used for weightless plastics and topwaters because the dual braking helps with lighter lures.

Rod IMO...reels starting at 100 are usually find and won't cost you fish. A cheaper Rod can break or be less sensitive and can lose you fish

Well I had the trap caster. That would probably make a good spinnerbait Rod as it had some give to it. It was the micro version and the guides did break easily. The 6'10 pitching stick was rated a heavy but at most a mh if that

The bucco I had was under powered compared to its rating

Guess all those people who got bashed on other forums weren't trolls huh