Mike2841

Right now I use a 7' ml for drop shots and weightless trick worms. I have a pflueger size 30 (I think) on it spooled with 6lb flouro no complaints here.

The gooseberry trick worm has been one of my go to lures this year. Every time I go to dicks I buy a few bags to stock up.

St croix premier 7' ml, love mine for drop shots

I would expect fishing to be pretty good in September, I was catching them through October last year

What kind of hooks are y'all using with these toads

I fish buckmaster pond a lot too, usually take my dog there when I go visit my mother. Never caught anything big out of there but most of the time I'll catch a few dinks, decent trout fishing too. I'll have to give the lipless a shot, normally I get them on a drop shot occasionally a black and blue chatterbait

I use braid for frogs, 12 pound mono for anything with a treble hook

Smart, I was flipping out when I couldn't get in my car, I just wanted to go fishing.

How would you open your doors if you ran it through the windows? You can't, I did that when I first got my kayak. For now I use the foam blocks and they're pretty solid, not to worried about scratching my 98 corolla, but I'll be getting a rack for next season.

Wow you stole that combo, you're gonna love it I use the same rod to throw all my plastics both weightless and with up to a 1/4 oz weight

I use the 6:1 regular tatula

Right now I'm using an ALX deputy (7'1" mh). It does the job well, and objectively speaking it is a great rod, but it doesn't have "it" for me.

Lead isn't an option here in MA, I don't mind using the bullet weights because I rarely break one off, but tungsten jigs hurt every time I break one off.

Looks awesome, I just hope it's not an arm and a leg to get it

I have a 6' triumph light that I use for lobbing power bait, I think the rod you're looking at would be a great choice

Thanks for your input, went to bass pro today to check it out. Ended up getting a saragosa, I really like the egg shaped knobs shimano uses over the cabos t handle.

Got a nice bass out of stump today, only got the one though

What do you think of a cabo 40 on a 9 ft med rod. Right now I have a stardic 6000 but it seems too big for the rod

The only bass I've ever caught on a lipless crank was my pb, catch a lot of pickerel on it too

If you have some way off the bank take it to any of the first 3 Also don't just limit yourself to those 4 bodies of water, usually I just cruise around until I find a place to pull over and find access.

I use the 6'8" mxf avid spinning for 4" senkos, don't know if there's any difference between the spinning and casting.

I feel the same, I can stand but I hardly ever feel the need to. And it is a real pain to put on the car sometimes

St croix avid 6'8" mxf is my favorite that I've used. I've got my eyes on the 6'6" mh legend elite tho

I don't think I've ever held the rod in the middle of the handle, so it doesn't really matter to me.

Try to find one cheap on craigslist