Catch and Grease

KVD 1.5 in chartreuse/black back!

Alright thanks guys, I guess I'm just worrying over nothing haha

I've always liked the albright better but hate tying it so Ive always settled for the double uni. I'm just gonna suck it up and start practicing the Albright again

Can you prove or show facts supporting that the Albright is stronger or are you just assuming? Not trying to come off as a ***, I would just like to know

Which do you prefer for leader and why? Tried searching the fourms and didn't see anything...

I just got my tatula in the mail but haven't fished it yet but was skimming through the manual and noticed it says in multiple places that you need to be careful with the TWS because it could break. Is it fragile and should I worry about it? Have any of you guys had problems with it? I Moved it a little and it seemed loose, is this normal?

Thanks guys, I guess I'm gonna go try it all! I'm gonna pick up a spool of power pro, invisx, and yo-zuri hybrid and see which I like best for an all around reel

Today I was fishing a Texas rigged trick worm and got a strike and set the hook as normal but noticed the rig went in his mouth and out his gills and when I set the hook he was hooked in the side near the stomach. So the line and hook still went through his mouth but I guess somehow fell out through his gill before I set the hook. Would this still count as foul hooked?

No, no. Its always fun to do a tourney ever now and then and try your best but I dont think id like having to do them for a living...

One thing I believe is if you accidentally snag someone on your cast with a hook. It is ALWAYS the casters fault under any circumstances. It doesn't matter if they snuck up behind you, got to close, etc.. You should always be aware of your surrounding when casting.

I've never used any co-poly lines before, do you have some good brand names that I can look into?

The shimano zeles was my first combo and I liked it alot, maybe you can look into it

Yeah I geuss I'm screwed aren't I.

I don't know what I need. If y'all think I need braid convince me. And if I need flouro what brand/# test should I get, and maybe some people prefer mono. When did I say I know what line I want. I said I don't think I need braid because sometimes I fish gin clear and I don't like leaders. I was just giving y'all more info to answer the question.

Casting. To be specific a diawa tatula. Its not gonna be for topwater, only the things I listed.

I really don't think I need braid because some places I fish are gin clear and I don't want to use leaders, so I'm thinking I should get some flourocarbon.

For largemouth I like lake fishing way more than rivers...

I don't like using leaders I would prefer having a line that doesn't need leaders.

I am about to start to borrow a friends kayak every now and then to fish out of to try something new out of a boat. I'm only gonna bring 2 rods when I go so I want to know what fishing line I should get for a all around reel for jigs, C-rigs, T-rigs, spinnerbaits, and stuff like that. I was thinking 15lb seguar invisx or should I go with a heavier/lighter line?

Vibram five fingers.

I wish I could find a topo map for my lake :/

Finesse is kinda different in everyone's eyes, a lot of people may say one thing is finesse and some others may not think so.

Anybody else own some of these? I found them in my old tackle boxes that haven't been opened in like thirty years haha was just wondering if y'all know how to fish em and if they are good lures.

My local academy sports always has some packs of them, I don't have a BPS so Idk if they carry them. Tackle warehouse is a place you can order them from.

Its a yellow worm with brown stripes wrapping around it, its my go to color for muddy/low visibility water!