OntarioFishingGuy
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^^^^^^^^^^ That or braid would be perfect
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1) #2 Vibrax spinner 2) Jig+Craw or popper
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I would go a little lighter for the line on your spinning rods, but other than that, your setups are fine.
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The NaCL 60 is one of the top choices for most hardcore muskie guys up here. You made a good choice. What line will you be using?
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DD Largemouth: ........................no 6lb Smallie: 6.1 on a tube. Had a big muskie right behind it too..
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I think I have seen Roland Martin using these on a few rods. Either way, they look kinda gimmicky and silly.
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How exciting....
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UL fishing with small cranks and spinners.
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Legend Elite 7'6 ML/XF Daiwa Certate 2000 5lb Power Pro
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Can be done (with difficulty). You will want a Medium-Med-Heavy power rod for that. I have a Premier 6'6'' L/F and it is a perfect rod for targeting big resident brown trout on small creeks. For a reel, a Shimano Sahara 500 or 1000 FE would be a great match.
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Get a 7-8' MH/F casting rod with braid to use with Jigs-T-rigs and heavy cover. Also, you may benefit from a higher quality spinning rod. However, if an Ugly Stik works for you, then by all means continue using it. I fished with only an Ugly Stik for years and did just fine.
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Braid: Everything (for now, have been experimenting with some other lines as well.)
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3.5'' Chompers tube - 6.5lb smallie.
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How's that Ardito? I have been considering one myself.
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If you can find the old model River Runner, definitely go with that. Easily my favorite rod.
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Watched one of his seminars last year. Pretty informative. Talked to him a bit after and he gave me a Subway gift card.
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Same thing happened to my LTB jig/worm rod. Got it fixed and it works fine now.
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River smallies on UL gear are a blast, but if you want a really hard fight, consider a steelheading trip.
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Avid if possible, if not then Rage or Premier.
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Flat: DT Flat Silent: Shad Rap
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I have the 7' ML/F Avid, and use it as a dropshot rod, but i will be sure to try it for steelhead once spring rolls around.i have been looking to get the 7'6 ml/xf as a light plastics rod for some time now, so I may be able to use it for a couple different things. Thanks for the help.
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Taking into account what DVT said, I will probably end up going with a 7'6
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I have a 10'6 and a 13' for float fishing, this is strictly a small creek spinner/spoon rod.
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The rod is a med-light power and moderate action.
