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Angry John

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  1. Got to smile. That kills them.
  2. Baitcasting 12-15 lb yhb. Spinning 8lb Berkeley xl.
  3. Props can be repaired. Worth the effort not to tear up the lower unit.
  4. They have both, I have the casting. They have a ml version of the rod but the medium casts so lite of a lure it would be a trout rod.
  5. Sounds like your mag ring was not installed at zero. A pic of full and off setting should show it on the plastic stops. Had this happen once when swapping the side plate on ITO alphas. I took it back appart and the second try it was right.
  6. I use a steez flexlite 7' medium and toss lighter baits like a 5 shadrap and the kvd 1.0 squarebill all day on 10 lb yhb. Never had a fish break me off yet. I use an alphas sv and it's not painful in the least. Another rod to check out might be the Phoenix x-10.
  7. If I could teach someone to fish from the very beginning this is the lure I would start with. So versatile and weedless
  8. I like 50 and 65. It's good for frogs punching and pitching. Gets the job done...
  9. I would just do the simple checks breaks spool tension and proper lube and if it still gives you any issues just do the return. Don't wait longer than 30 days some stores will not help after that. Check the stores return policy just to be safe
  10. It's a buisness and they make money
  11. I carry upto three of the same rod as it fits how I fish the most. 7 foot mhf is my go to in most cases.
  12. Braid on your spinning setups is the best bang for the buck. I hate line twist.
  13. How many rods and reels do you have to re-spool? I would grab a good co-poly for the bulk of the work and then a good flouro for your jig rod. I like 15lb p-line 100% for pitching and lite punch setups. The good news is its 250 yards so it will fill to complete spools unlike most of the others.
  14. After tube my second choice would be a swing head with a brush hawg.
  15. How about a tube. Get deeper faster.
  16. Angry John replied to TOXIC's topic in Everything Else
    I find it strange that people on the water would ever get to this point. I will jump in the water the fishing be dammed. This is a very serious thing and having had severe heat issues before I just don't fight it and take a dip when the first signs come on.
  17. I fish a lot of poppers as they seem to work better than the moving baits in the areas I am fishing. I use the st-41 hook by owner and I never set the hook. I feel the weight and just reel as fast as I can until the fish starts to fight. The hooks are supper sharp and this seems to work well for me. If I feel the weight I have them every time. If they slap it then its anyone's guess.
  18. The last two rods I got last month were delivered next door by fedex
  19. Have fun trying to ship a gun to yourself even with the atf instructions in your hand.
  20. All shippers suck and all you can do is use heavy skedule pvc and pvc caps. Tape them on using re-enforced tape. I have never seen or had any issues this way. I also use bubble wrap to prevent rod slap
  21. Two great tactics 1 dropshot some 3 and 4 inch keitech shad impacts. I do well on ayu. The second bait that works amazing is the duo small shads. The clear and shiny gills are the two best.
  22. I use Berkeley XL because why use a leader and copoly sinks. I have 80% of my bait casters with copoly and the other has braid. My one dedicated topwater rod runs mono because its the best tool for the job.
  23. Yet another spin is macro guides. I stick with the 4.5-5 guides because they provide all the smaller lighter guide benefits with reducing the pains of stringing and freezing up being less. I had a rod built with this sized guide train and its the second that i now have. Megabass rods use this same sized guides and some of the steez rods do as well. Depending on your area macro's might be great and a lot of rods are moving this direction. My dobyns dx rods have smaller guides than some of my others so it seems like a trend in the higher end lineups.

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