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Same here, waiting for a sale on Dobyns.

Daiwa, Lew's, Falcon, Dobyns and 1 Charlie Brewer fiberglass slider rod.

I throw cranks probably 80% of the time. Before last year I used the Lew's David Fritts rod but I wanted something lighter. Bought the Daiwa Tatula Elite Randy Howell rod and love it. It is rated a ML but seems a little stouter. I had very few fish come unlooked.

Wish you would tell them to make the old style color Junebug.

Never did real good withRobo worms but I do great with the ZMan finess worm, go figure.

Looking at a Daiwa Tatula Rod primary for plastic fishing. The 7'1" med heavy has a xfast action which I have never used before, always used a fast action. Anyone use a xfast action for plastic. For the most part I think it would be a great rod but just wanted some assurance from those who used the xfast. Any disadavatages?? I primary fish docks and rip rap.

Don't care what the package looks like as long as the Senkos are the same.

Same here but in colors of chart,/blue back and chart/black back. Actually I have caught bass all year long on the Frittside, it's not just for cold water.

In my state MS, seniors get a great discount, free!!! If you are under 16 or over 65 you pay nothing.

I was looking at that same seat last night, haven't pulled the trigger yet.

Merry Christmas everyone!!!!

I have 2 rods, one is a ML Daiwa Tatula rod for cranks down to 10 ft and a Daiwa Tatula MH for anything else.

I made mine out of wood, total cost of about $30-$35. Have it on for about 5 years and still good as new. The cut out is for the trailer jack to fold up.

Does anyone read the package that the Z Man plastics come in. It says CAUTION, do not store Elaztec other than the original bags they come in.

What do you think about those FX rods. Thinking about getting a couple.

Last year I got a Tatula 100, ended up with 7 of them. Great little reel. I don't throw anything over 1/2oz so I don't know how they would do with heavier baits. I found them for $123 which was a great price for a Tatula.

Old Smithwick stills sees action!!

Probably so, I should start using them again.

I still have some Wing Dings from the 80's I think. They were pretty popular around that time on Ross Barnett. I

@Catt Bob Ponds from Mississippi invented the Wing Ding in 1969.

+1 except ours was called the Wing Ding.

Still do!!!

Pico Perch Pinfish Bayou Boogie

That is the Daiwa rod I was considering.

What worm/jig rod you using, I may be in the market for one this summer. Right now I leaning on a Falcon or Daiwa.