Montanaro

A quality spinnerbait can be yoyo'd or drug on bottom and maintain some blade action. It will also flutter when you kill it after hitting cover. Bladed jig only vibrates with tension on line

Lol at people who want gifts from companies because of a policy or miscommunication. They aren't in the business of giving you free crap but they will make the situation right. Oh and would yall rather them just list stuff as out of stock and not list future stock dates just because the manufacturer couldn't get the product built on time?

I I use war eagle but plan on buying revenge soon

Crawdad baits on stand ups look great

If the antenna float I'll be impressed

I'll see how they stack up to the bomb

You could tie one to a piece of string and put a bass in the boat

Tatula at only 100 dollars blows the competition out of the water. At that price it's like racing with a Ferrari at a soap box derby.

I work Saturdays

Black and white Bonus for a bright neon color on the top just so you can see it better, not for the fish.

Look at those bugged out eyes. That fish is pretty big too.

The black would seem more subtle to me. I imagine a swim jig appearance with more thump.

Is it worth swapping gold and silver chatterbaits blades for dull black ones? Brett Hite won't use anything but black blades. Is there an advantage of using black blades in clear water on pressured lakes?

Casts are free...I do it to.

From what I've read, suspending bass over deep water are not actively feeding and you shouldn't waste your time. Even shallow if you see a bass sitting still not relating to cover you can surmise that since he isn't in an ambush location or patrolling an area he likely is turned off.

I haven't fished the larger southern lakes on wv but Cheat and tygart can be bad. 2x on deep Creek of maryland.

I love my tat. Pitches sooooo much better than lexa

Oklahoma/turtle back/Indiana blades are good for muddy water and night fishing. Give off a solid thump thump thump that they hone in on.

I often mix up pitching with flipping. My apologies. Casting distance had nothing to do with IPT just using it in the math to show how many more casts you could get it.

Two schools of thought. Silver for clear gold for stained And Silver for baitfish and gold for bluegill

Rain

The difference between a couple ipt adds up fast. 3 quick turns on the reel and you are already half a foot ahead. 6 is a foot ahead. Let's say you gain two feet every cast with an 8:1 than with 7:1. Make 500 casts and that's 1000 feet. If you average 100 foot casts that's 10 extra casts. If you are flipping you are getting the bait in the water more than 50 more times.

Probably the same people who won't flush after taking a dump...

I don't know what possesses someone to leave their trash around. Do they go to their friends and leave their trash in their living room? Considering many people leave junk in their front yards I'm really not shocked.

I have 3700 for 5 bucks and I like it so far