Danturner

Heddon tiny torpedo....21 1/4

That's a shame. Pfds should always be worn.

Keep on ups keep calling multiple times a day become a true thorn in their side always ask for the persons supervisor then ask for the supervisors supervisor email complaints to any ups email address you can find on the web!

My addiction costs somewhere around $5000 - $8000 a year

Great buy

I'm with masterbass the spawn has already happened fry are in the water

I am going to agree with you small jaw I commonly sell my rods off after 2 years of use to recoup some of the cost investment in them. That being said I have found most rod breaks in the first few outings were defects and much beyond that it was always my own mistakes

I think I'm going to go with tatsu, I looked into the other seaguar lines and I'm liking the feedback on tatsu. Price isn't a problem

Pretty open areas as far as vegetation goes, using on a casting reel. Rocky creek bottoms and such.

I agree senkoguru, I absolutely love st Croix rods however I did have a dud rod from them one time, they backed it up and sent me a new one though. My friend on the ducket pro staff loves their rods and swears by them and his opinion can't be entirely wrong. Sometimes people ask a little much out of a rod, my buddy says g loomis is garbage because he snapped a rod in his truck door lol I mean come on

Great combo and good luck on the lip rippin!

I have to side with chelboed on this one the name is little more than a sales pitch in my eyes. That being said however if you are switching from the ol $20 Shakespeare they would probably feel like a Cadillac. I hate to hear this as a friend of mine is on the ducket pro staff and has been trying to talk me into switching. Go with a st croix or something of the such that the name has its reputation built into the rods performance. Please feel free to beat me up on this

I was leaning towards seaguar tatsu. Was wondering if anyone had any experience with it. Looking to spoil it not as a leader. Also wondering how tough this line is, do I have to worry about it snapping all the time and losing fish and lures?

Sorry fluorocarbon...stupid phone

Any opinions on the best brand?

Swim bait

Post a pic please

I've had some good luck with the kvd baits you just need to train yourself to wait that microsecond before setting the hook.

I have a section of creek in pa that consistently yields smallies in the 20+ inch margin

That canoe/motor combo sounds like a perfect set up for your friend....make sure you go to the lake first time he uses it...stay on shore and bring a camera and post the results on here lmao

Go bright and loud....orange chartreuse red.....that'd be my recommendations.

I'll have to side with snakehead whisperer on this one it would be an easy target

You can get lucky with it, it's not like freshwater fish snub their nose to lures for different areas. I have seen musky caught on saltwater lures many times. If you can return it and want to, do so. If not take it as a challenge and fish it!

Welcome to BR

Most bass will clam up if you had him on only exception is if your dealing with super aggressive bass