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So do u think 16lb sunline sniper would work the best if I can only use one setup for everything

I am trying to decide line for a new setup. I have a setup that in going to use for crank baits and swim baits possibly an umbrella rig too. I am going to use flourocarbon just don't know what pound test I should use. Also anyone recommend any brands of flouro line they like/use. Thanks for your input

Would I just be better off just putting flouro on the whole spool?

I recently heard about backing fluorocarbon with braid on baitcasters. I am using my reel as a cranking reel and was curious to what advantages a braid backing would give me besides saving money. I am using 16 lb. sunline sniper as my mainline. Any thoughts on braid backing?

Does anyone think this boat could be modified into having a frack put on it?

I recently saw a Bass Hound Pup 8' boat for sale on Craigslist for $150. It has a live well and seats. Was wondering if anyone has used one or knows someone who has. And if they would recommend it or not.

Would taking the top part out and putting a deck in be enough? Or what else would I need to do besides the obvious like storage and seats?

Does anyone know if it would be possible to transform a flatter style speedboat into a bass boat? Been looking for a bass boat but couldn't find one for cheap and then saw a speed boat with trailer no motor for 150. Just wondering if it was possible?

I am getting a new reel and have narrowed it down to another reel or the Shimano Curado 200i. Looking for smoothness, longevity, and long range castability.

What are the "VS" threads that u guys r talking about?

I have 2 reels in mind. The shimano curado 200 I and the daiwa tatula tactical. I want the reel with the most casting distance and the smoothest. I also want it to last a while. Any thoughts on either reel?

The only reason that I didn't want to hear it was because I've heard a TON of things about the customer service and how each will take care of you just as well as the other

Also has anyone tried the new Lews TP G. It won the icast 2015 best reel but except for that I haven't heard much about it?!

Srry about that. I chose the bb1 over the bb2 because I fish for mainly bass and occasionally pike and a bb2 is not really necessary for that much line.

Stuck on getting the Lews BB1 Pro or a new Shimano Curado 200. I want a reel that can cast the farthest and is the smoothest. And will last a while. I don't want to hear about customer service and which will "take care of me". That to me is all background. I just want to know which reel is better suited for my needs stated above.

The only thing wrong with Abu Gracia is that I have an Stx right now. I broke my sx and they gave me a Stx. Can't argue there. But when I cast now the reel makes an odd noise. And I can feel the gears cranking in a bad way when I reel in sometimes. I just want to get a smoother reel. And I've only had my Stx for around 2 months

Should I get the bb2 pro if I am throwing a swim bait for pike? Or will a bb1 pro or tourney pro g be fine?

I am getting a new reel and need help on deciding. I narrowed it down to a lews bb2 pro or the new shimano curado. Any thought?

I am going to buy a new reel and don't know what to get. I am considering three reels. The Lews BB2 pro and inshore. The only reason to get the inshore would be for a 2 day trip I take down to Florida for redfish. Except for that I'm all freshwater and wonder if I should just get the pro because of the better casting system. I am also considering the new tournament pro g, but want the extra line for pike and big swim baits? Any thoughts on what one to get?

I'm trying to find a new reel. I had an Abu Garcia revo and it broke. I'm trying to find a reel that can be used for freshwater and inshore. I saw the shimano curado 200 i. But don't want to be stuck with one reel choice. It has to be under $200 and last me a very long time. Any opinions?