NoahWatts

I have several Lews reels but I'm a Daiwa guy. Owned a few shimano's for me it comes down to the breaking system. I prefer magnetic over centrifugal

I don't use black and blue but I use black jigs in gin clear water all the time.

Dirty Jigs Scott Canterbury Flipping jig, 3/8 oz, hematoma or green pumpkin candy, rage craw trailer on 14lb Sunline Sniper

This is the answer

3/8 oz flipping jig

I Didn't see the spinning rod part for braid change it to sx1 for lighter lb test

Braid Sunline FX2 Flouro Sunline Sniper for casting and pitching, Shooter for flipping Mono Sunline Supernatural

Sunline FX2: strong, thin, hasn't let me down yet

Sunline sniper for casting and pitching, Sunline Shooter for flipping

4/0 Trokar flipping hook

Sunline FX2

The Jackall Mudsucker is an awesome topwater bait. Walks great good stock hooks and durable paint

I set the hook right away. You never know if your gonna miss until you miss

I use a San Diego Jam

Reaction Innovations Flirt worm

Pitching jigs into laydowns

I fish from the bank. Catt hit the nail on the head. Sometimes it sucks in the heat but you just gotta keep plugging away

I use a 5/0 ewg. Your gonna want more than 2 bags. There pretty awesome worms

Go on google and look up SC DNR bank and pier access. They have it listed by county.

Uptons Custom Worms, I bought 3 bags on a whim and they are amazing.

I had this same problem and most likely it's an impingement in the shoulder/trap/neck region. See your doctor if it gets any worse

Dirty jigs Scott Canterbury shaky head 1/4 oz. Reaction Innovations flirt worm in magic craw red

That's awesome, I saw a video of him fishing with an oxygen tank and a handicap rail in the boat. I hope I can still do it when I get to that age

Missile baits Shockwave

My old lady's not gonna be happy about this