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Has anyone tried the reins wacky head?looks to have a similar design to the revenge head. I’m just not sure about the hook.

I emailed them and got no response and iv heard other people that have tried to contact them with no luck and TW is removing revenge baits from their website as they sell out.

Since it looks like revenge baits is done I’m searching for a new hook that will hold up to heavy cover I liked the flippin wacker by revenge because it had a very strong hook and a good weed guard. Iv been scrolling through TW but with out the hooks in front of me I can’t tell how heavy the hooks are I typically throw my wacky worms on 15lb line with a 7’3” MH so it needs to be a stout hook. with that said I would like some options on what everyone else is having success with. thanks.

Ok I have found myself in a bit of a rush to get my new skeeter rigged out for this weekend and I still have to get a new trolling motor. I have a very limited budget of $700 and I se e that BPS has a minn Kota maxxum 65lb thrust on sale for $650 right now I'm just worried the 65lbs won't be enough motor for a 18.5ft boat. What do you guys think my only other option is to get the minn Kota edge 70lb

I'm currently looking ata 1999 skeeter zx185c and the boat is going to need a new trolling motor. I'm new to bigger rigs so I'm not sure what shaft length I need to be looking at if anyone can give me any advise it would help a lot Thanks

X2 on the duckett I have 2 duckett 7'3 MH's they are my do anything rods

Thanks everyone for the input! I'd really rather a glass rod and I'm starting to lean towards a duckett ghost in 7'6 MH. Just because most of my rods are duckett the only thing keeping it from happening is iv heard bad things about the eyes on ducketts popping off when you use them for cranking

Whoops didn't mean to leave my budget out... I'm looking in the $100 to $170 range

Well it's about time for a new cranking rod just thought I'd get some opinions on which ones are the best.

I'm guessing they aren't very popular lol

Ok I'm a huge duckett fan that's about all iv used for the past three years but I'm thinking it's time for a change. Iv been thinking about what rods I want to try next and iv came up with halo rods. Before I go all in and buy some I want to know what everyone thinks about them. Thanks

You are going to find that pitching is very difficult with spinning tackle but it can be done. The biggest challenge is going to be accuracy since with spinning equipment you have very little spool control. If you want to really want to do these techniques to their fullest potential you might want to check on getting a good baitcaster setup.

The only thing I see is you need more plastics and upgrade to tungsten weights. Also may want to get a better selection of wide gap hooks for T-rigs

Well I just put my order in for 6 of them. The bait monkey wins again...

I'll be putting my order in sometime this week I just have to give them a try. Thanks everyone for the input