DFrench97
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Prayers your way.
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3 rods that can cover most techniques! ----> http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/130634-rod-selection-the-basics/ I'm running One 7' M moderate for cranking. My lake is shallow so no deep cranking which a MH would be for. (12lb Yo-Zuri Hybrid) One M F spinning rod for weightless plastics, split shot rigs, top water poppers and drop shots. (15lb braid with 8lb fluoro leader for some techniques) One H XF rod for T-rig, flipping, and frogging. (50lb braid) These 3 rods work fine for me.
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Black and blue fleck and white with any color fleck works great for me on my lake since it is murky, but a watermelon with gold fleck is what I got my pb with on a clear lake.
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Around 5 1/2 - 6lbs I'd say! Beautiful fish, looks similar to my pb which was a smallie @ 5 1/2 Lbs.
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http://www.academy.com/ And I'd go with the Lexa as you can get a killer deal on one right now for $69.99.
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Hope they bring the other models over here (Corzza looks sweet). Look much better than the Nanoace.
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Agreed or cough up another $50 and grab the PX Type-R!
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That would be a solid Christmas! Even the Zillion alone would suffice. Getting a Fenwick Aetos, Daiwa T3B, $200 in hard and soft baits, and some cash (Straight toward fishing gear of tourney entry).
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Welcome! I prefer a 6'8'' - 7'' M/F for those techniques.
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I do not put the trailer on as the salt may rust the hook.
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Nice job!
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Looks like a trip of a lifetime. Added to the bucket list!
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x2
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Very nice upgrade I'd say!
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Heard good things about them.
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Power Pro has been my go to braid.
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This year i was fishing in negative temps (under 32F I think) and anti reverse stopped working. Working fine when thawed though.
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See, you are lucky. Good thing you didn't toss it!
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Nice buy!
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Eyeballed it nice!
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Read that one earlier today!
