basssnatcher99

I have a St. Croix Mojo bass 7'6 casting rod and i want to get a reel for it i want to spend about $100 or less on it. Any suggestions on it. And what gear ratio is good for flipping and pitching.

The 7'6 MH

With the TW sale I could get the Veritas for $85 or the mojo for $100 witch should I get for flipping?

I want to try making soft plastic baits but I don't want to spend money on expensive molds. does anyone know of a way to make 2 sided molds for soft plastics?

Where would you find them?

what is the best 7'6 flipping rod on the market for around $70?

I have 2 rods right now a 7 foot medium action spinning rod for lighter stuff and a 6'8 heavy action square bill and shallow crank rod. I was wondering what technique rod I should get next I am looking for a 5-7 rod setup and I want to know what rod I should get next in my system.

I want a 5-7 rod and reel system witch will cover most of the bass techniques. Any suggestions of what to get?

what pound test and floro, mono or braid work best for cranks

I have a Wright & McGill Clunn Reaction Rod 6'8" Heavy Square Bill rod and a Daiwa Aird 4.9:1 gear ratio casting reel is it a good combo for crankbaits. I payed about $200 for the combo could I have got something better for the same price?

There is this new pond that I will be going to it is about 70 yards by 35 yards it has no structure besides a large drop-off were the pond goes from about 4 feet to about 12 feet. It is a stocked pond, it has both largemouth and smallmouth. I need to know what to use and where to use it.

I have new bass boat, and my price range is about 70-100 $ each and I want to start out with at least 6 rods each for different techniques

I am newish to bass fishing and i was wondering how many rods i need to start and what kind of rods for different techniques. I want too be able to expand once i get more serious