Smallieseeker

How is the sensitivity of the hybrid line I hear alot of good things about it but haven't heard if it has good sensitivity

Awesome I fish alot of rip rap on my main water hopefully this saves me a little money!

I caught so many smallmouth on the rebel wee craw it's for sure my favorite ultra light crank also catch a lot of panfish on it too!

I say it could reach 22 feet only if it was being trolled or long lined.

I just got in to swimbaits mostly 3 to 5 inches last year and so far my favorite has been the big joshys. The action to me is perfect no matter the retriever or water temp. I also like the gambler ez swimmers and berkley subwoofers, all worked well for their prices. I do plan on buying some keitechs for next season though looking forward to those!

No I have heard of it though. I mainly fish van wert and bresslers reservoirs.

Hello all been a member for a few months now haven't been a very active one thought I start here to introduce my self. I'm from northwest ohio. I mainly chase smallmouths on the big upground reservoirs here. Alot of times I'm fishing from shore but try to take my kayak out as much as possible. I also enjoy alot of panfishing and walleye fishing especially in the colder months!

Sexy shad has been my favorite go to color. Water I fish most of the time is about 3 feet visibility

Pretty big fan of the grubster in all sizes and colors. Catches panfish walleye and bass.

Alot of bites for me have come late night and early morning so colors was dark. Black and blue and black with blue flake. I'm sure during the day they would hit chartreuse or maybe try matching the hatch. I prefer bass pro shops teaser tubes and the bps tender tubes. I throw most of my tubes on 1/8th oz insert heads

Same in the lake where I live. The water is loaded with craws but I really don't catch them on jigs though I have caught a few on tubes fishing for smallmouth. The way I like to catch these walleyes is using crawfish cranks especially at night when they are up shallow in the rip rap. I'm sure you could catch them on a jig but in my opinion it would be easier using a crank in a craw pattern.