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I've tried to throw chatters especially since my water is primarily stained but man all I seem to do is hang up in stumps and Cypress trees

Yeaaaaaaa baw. Usually spend Mardi gras on the water Never fished up that way man. Rarely go that way. Went to Shreveport once about ten years ago

I'm catching this late real late but I know a little bit

I fish Toledo no depth finder usually. I usually stay in Indian Creek. Which means I need to get up there and check it out soon. Getting that time of year. Had to run to many for work but unfortunately my boss said me going to take a look at Toledo is a waste of company resources cause I was in the work truck. Pshhhhhhh

Dobyns Sierra 683. On the 684 i can throw a 1/16oz weighted trick work effectively. I can only imagine the 683 will be better

Flipping a general larew salt craw, and dragging a speed worm in 10 foot of water

Got ya. I've always been curious about them. I just don't fish deep to much and the river usually isn't clear

Out of curiosity. How does a hair jig work in typically stained and muddy waters?and around shallow cover?

Thanks man. Mods can y'all perhaps sticky one of these. Kind of a cool thing

Hey y'all I'm back. Been about a year since I've posted. Happy to be back and man I've missed this place. Im from Southwest Louisiana calcasieu and sabine fisherman.

First step thumb control, second step avoid the bait monkey

The great equalizer

I know a pond like that. Most success I've had are on wind blown banks with a senko. Crawl it over the thick stuff work like a jerkbait in the open

Yep. I definitely haven't been going through packs of salt craws. Not at all

I remember that chart and used it quite a bit. If it comes back I'm screenshotting it

I don't punch very much. Now thick lillies i try to find every little open hole and drop a senko or light weighted speed craw in. If it's wood, 5/16 oz weighted speed work or salt craw. Results as always may vary. Try what you feel comfortable with man.

And there ya go letting my secret out

Well I got a 150 dollar Cabela's gift card so I splurged a bit. I ordered a Dobyns champion 735 through them and bought a Revo sx in store which in store the Revo sx is marked down to 80 bucks

Dobyns savvy on dobyns website for 100

Savvy 664 for 100 dollars on the dobyns website

Dobyns savvy 766 on their site for 100. Rep sample. People knock the sensitivity but I've had zero issues. I love the 766 and also have A 733 and a 705 on the way

I currently use as savvy 766 and love it

I currently own and am in the process of attempting to sell this rod. The reel seat just wasn't my cup of tea and I switched back to dobyns. If you need info on it pm me

Guess I'll find out. I pitch from 3/8 to 1/2 oz usually

How's the tip and sensitivity on this thing. I know the balance is great cause it's a dobyns. I plan on using mostly fluoro The only dobyns I've ever owned is a fury 765 so I'm trying to see what I can expect from this being it's my first micro guide rod