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I like strike king regular jig heads. Never been a fan I screwlocks or spike type heads either.

Wareagle (white,double nickel willow) most days strike king second

Wow!!

Another vote for the bandit flat max (LA shad color) and although I had little johns and the sk 1.5f I have caught more fish with the academy brand flat cranks

P-line fan myself but I'll try anything that doesn't say trilene

Yamamoto shad shaped worm t-rigged or on a darter head , really good numbers bait.

Unless I'm fishing out of a boat with a resessed foot pedal I have to have a buttseat prop

No contest the fluke wins on my waters.

White or summercraw mainly

Liquidnail, or just silicone will work without affecting the foam

#5,#7 shad raps and redeye shads mainly until the water warms up

I use a dynaking for most of my tying and it's great but not cheap. That being said if you buy quality up front you will save money in the long run and if you decide it's not for you then it's easier to sell and recoupe some of your money

Kvd 1.5s r2s squarebills

I use them this way all the time with or without the skirt and it works great. I prefer to use them with a spring keeper.

Chatterbait #5 shadrap flatside crankbait usually flat max bandit beaver type bait on a bifflehead tex rig craw dad fluke

Paycheck repo man and the one for walking baits, yellow magic for poppers, bone color .

Guessing close to 75 of all different configurations, but usually only fish with 1/4 white double willow

Never had much luck with the flickershads but I'm hoping the new shad baits work out. I bought 4 to try out. I've always caught fish on #5 shad raps but never the flickershads

Mono almost exclusively for crankbaits, with the occasional FC thrown in

6" straight tail if I can only pick one

Texas rigged zoom big critter craw (watermelon red ) 3/8 weight and 4/0 Ewg hook

Seems I get less of a master catalog but more literature in all. Ex: the spring catalog,the fall catalog, the marine catalog and so on. I wish they would work on their website I'm no fan but cabelas is no better

Had good luck with them the first yr they were released, bought abt 12 packs after that never caught another fish with them. Go figure

I'm not a big fan of the chain/ weighted lure retrievers. I always seem to spend a lot of time fighting them but I bought an extendable pole retriever abt 2 yrs ago and it paid for itself in 2 trips easy. I highly recommend them especially for crankbait fishermen. I fish alot of relatively shallow wood

I had a bottle of JJs break in my boats tackle storage 2 yrs ago and I can still smell it from time to time not to mention the mess I had to clean up. I had it in a zip lock but didn't notice the hole in the bag. Chartruce everywhere. That being said I'm a JJs fan in my boat , spike it in my friends boat. JJs needs a plastic bottle.