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I have the top water and slop n frog version. I love the top water. Super sensitive. The slop n frog is very heavy. Almost feels like an extra heavy. I personally love them though

Lazer trokar all the way. The slightest hook set and the hook goes all the way through the mouth

Anyone have any experience with ardent reels. I believe the one I saw atgander mountain the other day was a tournament. It was $99.99. Are they of good quality? Or should I stay away from them. Thanks

My best success usually happens on the initial splash down. However, i tend to walk it a few times then let it sit, the bass will usually hit it right when you pause. It all depends on the day though. Sometimes they will want it nonstop retrieve and other days you have to use a stop and go

Well looks like I'm sold....I'm going to try to eat some possibly. If I get sick I'll let you all know!

lol...thats the answer i was looking for. I'm going to be taking some fish out because of the overpopulation and i feel bad if i just toss them on the bank to die.

I was just recently given permission to fish a semi-small farm pond. The bass in it are fairly good size but they are overpopulated. Anyways, there are cattle that can get in the pond just about 3 feet into the bank. With them being able to get in the pond, is it still safe to eat the fish out of it???

I believe lake fork is the company that makes a trailer hook yo use of a hollow body frog. Anyone use it? Does it work or affect how the frog moves??

I've never had it split in half but I have had the treble hooks break off. Just one prong would rip off

Hello I'm in the process of buying my first boat. I have one right now but it was my dads way back in the day. Basically its a plastic bass tender. It does the job for small lakes but that's about it. I'm on a pretty tight budget but I found one for a decent price and it looks fairly decent. Its a hydra sport? Just wanted some opinions. Anything is appreciated. Thanks. http://www.brooksmotorco.com/detail.aspx?id=3469601&PrefID=0&.aspx

I love the mojo series. My slop in frog rod is pretty dang stiff though. I know its suppose to be but it really is. I also have the top water version and I love it. I use it for spooks. It is so sensitive.

I recently purchased a st Croix mojo bass slop n frog rod. It feels really nice. However the other day I took it out and when trying to walk the frog it wouldn't dart back and forth. It would just come straight in. Would it be cause of the rod? The frog? Line?

I'm using 12 lb Berkeley vanish

Hello all new to the site and wanted to get some thoughts. Every once in awhile while throwing a crank bait, my line will snap just around the reel and first eye on my rod. My lure will fly in the water and i lose quite amount of line in the process. Does anyone have a reason why?? I'm using a skeet Reese crank bait rod with a lews speed spool.