Michael F

My favorite way to catch fish are with shallow to mid depth Crankbaits and Top water! Man O man there is nothing like seeing a bass explode on a spook.

Im pretty shocked to see it those guides like that... Even more surprised to see the blank like that...

HAHAHA Are you serious?

Wonder if they'll bring back the series 400

So true ^^ A lot of guys claim they "take good care of their equipment" but then you look at where they store their stuff, you see rods clumped together against the wall, with spider webs, and hooks hanging in the guides rather than on a hook keeper. Or they toss them, bang them against the boat, wall, well anything really. Makes you question what they think taking care of your equipment means. There was a review of a rod on youtube warning people to not use it because it broke on a hook set. A quick look at his equipment in the background tells you all you need to know about how he "takes care of his equipment" lol.

Welcome Welcome Welcomee, Enjoy your stay :3

Hey everyone, Im in the market for a few $50 - $60 rod and have been looking at both the Arid and Vengeance. Basically I've become extremely tight on cash and would like to pick up a few to fill in a few holes in my arsenal since I regrettable sold off some equipment a long while back. I'm looking to use a 6'6" m for topwaters and a 7' mh for jig and worm. So I would like to know what all of you have to say about them in general terms.

Im dying to get my hands on a few to try out. Gunna have to make an order soon.

Older Abus are great, had my hands on a gen 3 winch, wasn't impressed and sent it back.

I just started to write down everything I wanted because of this. Takes a little bit longer but what can you do about it.

Im a righty and use left handed reels as well. It just feels more natural, makes pitchin and flippin a breeze as well.

I enjoy buying reels more than rods, not exactly sure why, kinda get a rush from it. Lol

I tend to stay between $150-$250, but my limit is $300. I wont spend a penny more than $300.

Really liking the sound of that, thanks for sharing Ring, sorry for late reply

Well that depends, while they are built very well (personally I use to buy them), IMO I think they are REALLY over rated. I just stick with Norman lures for my plastic cranks and to replace the lucky craft R.c squarebills (Which is now the LC series) I swapped over the Luck -E- Strikes RC2 series.