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Like a 3/8 oz or lower flipping rod? That’s what I thought and just wasn’t for sure the best use for the 7/6

I have a 7 foot vursa heavy and a 7/6mh vursa rod and don’t know what to use them for any tips? 7'6" MED HVY 9+TIP 12-25 LB 3/8 - 1 1/4 OZ MOD-FAST 15-1/2" 7'0" HVY 8+TIP 10-20 LB 3/8 - 3/4 OZ FAST 15-1/2"

Does this stuff really help at all I use it and can’t tell a bit of difference

Is there a reason that the kvd ewg 1Xstrong 2XShort wouldn't work for everything? could you list when you use the other hooks like which style of baits? thank you for taking time explaining this

Ok I’m looking to make one big purchase to be able to change all my treble hooks on baits I use. I have every proven bait squarebills, jerkbaits, deep jerkbaits, mid and deep cranks etc. is there a list that will cover me in all the replacement treble hooks I’ll need with the sizes I’ll need?

Sorry I meant when do you fish the 2tap over the others

What weights do you use for 2 taps and when do you use these? The two taps

I have almost no mid diving crankbaits like wiggle warts I want to pick up a few of the best ones but don’t want to get the original wiggle wart for 40+ what are the best mid diving crankbaits

Dang from p line? I have tons of it is it really that bad?

These have all been great suggestions and I want to thank everyone for helping. Only thing is I guess what I'm asking doesn't exist or people don't want to share it lol. What I'm asking again to clarify is one specific person that may have retired or may still fish that says during pre-spawn he has this tied on with this pound test/rod and targets these areas, So on through all the seasons like spawn/summer etc. I do watch all these people you've suggested and they are great for info but none of them really have a written blog/book about what they've done in great detail. Not really trying to learn more about baits or techniques just how a person that has fished for a living has become successful in detail in the style of their fishing

I’m mainly looking for one specific person it can be older articles but just a ton of info from in person and how they fish

I’m looking for someone to guide me in the right direction. Is there a professional angler rather currently fishing or not, that really breaks down what they do in the seasons with the baits they use and what they target. Doesn’t have to be in one article or book but if you google them it will tell you everything they really do

I figure they would have different action or why would every one want the old ones? Also anyone know why people don't use wiggle warts or anything like that and mainly use square bills in that place?

So you feel confident they will have the same action as the old ones?

Same wood though and everything else?

Any advantage to this style than double willow or a single Colorado?

Can someone explain what the front would be would it be the close to the lead head? or the last blade? any pics of a similar bait would be nice thank you and sorry for the basic question a Gold Colorado Blade on front, in a #3-4 size, with a # 4 or 5 Willow Leaf

Is there a difference between old balsa baits and the new ones besides the paint jobs?

Not seeing colordo in white colors in the 1oz 6 size blade am I blind? A lot of cool spinners though

Who makes a good 1oz single blade Colorado?

I’m looking at twelve mile lake in Iowa and am not seeing a creek channel don’t most lakes have creek channels? can some one help explain what a ridge is? I googled it but didn’t find anything that helped.

That’s my thought doesn’t most serious anglers do this for every highly productive bait during that season

How many doubles of rods do you keep for x season so let’s say spring do you have two spinnerbait rods or one? Two squarebills or one?

I live in Iowa and planning a trip to fish this lake mid April in Iowa. The weather depends here during that time 70s during day and 55 nights ROUGHLY last year it snowed a little mid April. So knowing this I’m looking at the LITTLE RIVER LAKE. If anyone has any tips for this time of year and what to look for on this sepfic lake I would greatly appreciate it

It might be in this thread but when does these get aired on the app motv?