Dypsis

I'm VERY new to this rig as in only this summer started throwing it but I rig it this way:

Wow, I've ordered from them countless times and have never had a missing, wrong color, or addition ever. Even the best slip up no and again.

They have been sold out for a while - they go quick!

Good deal man - there are a lot of JDM fans around here.

Looks like I'll be picking up a bottle with my next order!

I've been meaning to give this product a try for a while now as I've heard really good things about it. Those that have used it: is it better to save baits after a day of fishing then fix once home or can it be done on the boat mid-fishing or perhaps both? How long does it take? Any downsides? Is the repaired part a weak spot or does it hold up like 'normal' - I understand that where it ripped originally by default of using it is likely where it will tear again. Thanks!

That made 15yr old me very happy!

You guys straight caught some hogs!!! Well done.

Well done SL. That little guy who the the frog was hungry!

Thanks guys, I'll try to reach out and report back.

So I've had my snips for a while now and they certainly don't cut braid like they used to. Anyone found anyway to sharpen them? The opening is so small. They aren't that expensive so I can always buy another pair but if I don't have to that would obviously be better. Thanks.

Great pics and even better day!

Native Yinzer here - I grew up in the South Hills!

Before the trip: Oh I don't really need that last crankbait (takes it out). After the trip: If I only had that one crankbait I took out I would have slayed them (puts it back in).

My 893C has Core 50Mg7 on it.

Yes then start typing the persons screen name and a pull down menu appears - just click or finish typing the name.

Few little things that @Master Bait'r will appreciate.

Swimjig/SPinnerbaits - GLX 783C (6'6" MH/F) - 55 Daiwa Samurai Braid Chatterbaits - I used to use my 783 but very late in the season I started using my GLX 855 CBR and liked that so we shall see how that treats me with a little more use.

I asked a similar question a few months ago - if I can find it with the new format I'll post a link. Stained water is a relative term to 'your' body of water but I throw them as often as I can. I've only consistently been throwing them for about 6 months so I am new to them. But I use whites like French Pearl or yellow/blacks like Firetiger or similar name. Various clown colors as well. They defiantly work better in clearer water and I certainly wouldn't use them in muddy water.

Agreed and buy 3 gets you free shipping.

Seaguar and Berkley plastics.

Is it ok To hope you got a bad one? Squeezing water every few casts wouLd certainly get old.

I own 1 BC and 1 spinning 893 and 852 respectively. I personally don't have an issue with either one, but like others - never thought about it.

We didn't end up going out as the river was muddy. But I was talking about the Woodrow Wilson bridge. You get out?

Like I said I'm only using let's say 8' per leader tied. So one spool lasts me a season or 2. I personally really like snipers sensitivity. It might be a little more expensive but as I said a single spool lasts a while so the cost is worth it.