NHBull
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10 lb Braid, 8-10 lb flourocarbon leader
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A Medium, Fast other X Fast will get you more options,
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I have one that I use for rats and things alike
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Howdy Folks, This Winters project is to swap out all my crankbait trembles. Is there a consensus on the best manufacturer and type? Thanks in advance, Al
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Thanks for the input. I have a triple tube and it looks like one will fit hustle off center. Taking the plunge this weekend.....will report back in the spring
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Folks, I have a heavy 24 ft pontoon boat and the Mrs would rather us not be a 2 boat family. Until the grandchildren get older, I have to make due. I am on an open lake and thinking of putting a trolling motor on the bow for the wind- less days and mainly to avoid having to drop an anchor. I see mixed reviews. Any first hand experience would help. Thanks in advance Al
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Shimano
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10lb on spinning gear, 20 lb on casting.....no need to use rope when twine provides better action
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Not a good sport for those with OCD. I have a ton, but truth be told, I could get by with a 1/3 of it. Guest that join me usually get a senko rigged T or W and ALWAYS get fish
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FB and Swim Skirted Jig craw tail, pumpkin Original senior Chatter bait along the bottom
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If I don't have a mod action rod when using braid with treble, I loosen up the drag a bit, it isn't perfect but got me thru the Summer
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In my neck of the woods few are using more than 15 lb braid on casters. Most are at 10.
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Most guys loose money when buying and selling boats....unless you are buying used or on a pro-program....if this isn't the case, try to buy your last boat first. It can hurt up front but saves you money in the long haul. .......Semper-Fi
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Similar situation here. Can crank both R and Loomis but rod control is much better in the Rain. I too have carpal tunnel issues, so am thinking of splitting the quiver Baits requiring more rod action, real L,,,,,,,surface and swim baits,R
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10lb braid with 10lb FC leader for almost everything
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I picked up a couple for me and a buddy and got big hits in the morning then later tossing it around stumps.....being able to rotate it 180degrees and only,over it a couple inches is great.....
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Thanks again gents,,,,, Looks like Christmas is coming early!
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Tom I have tried reading my spin casters in both hands and the left feels more natural. Last weekend I was practicing with a RH BC for an hour or so and and it did feel good given the grip is different. My concern is that I feel bites and have better action with my RH, but these wrist are starting to bark.....that said, changing hands felt awkward......
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Thanks for the kind "welcomes". I feel like I already know many of since I have been reading your threads for days.
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Thanks for the input. These days I do spend more one time as I find it cheaper than upgrading later. Now I just need to decide if I want to go with "lefts". A bit of carple tunnel in the right may impact that decision...thanks again, Al
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Howdy Folks, and apologize in advance for a question that I am sure has been covered in depth. I spend all my time a crystal clear Lake and seldom are in the weeds and seldom go deeper than 25 ft. I have a Med/xF spinning setup for seko's and light bait and a M/H F spinning set up for everything else. Looking for advise on baitcaster set ups for jigs and one for cranks...I should also say that I get killer deals on shim another and Loomis. Thanks for any input, Al
