Dtrombly
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Frogs, jigs, senkos and craws are 95% of my spring-summer fishing. Cold months is jigs and jerkbaits.
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I only wacky rig senkos, never texas rig them, when I need a texas rig I'll typically go to a ribbontail worm
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x2 on the Tat CT.. great reel
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I've held them in the store, they feel incredible, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase one. May just do that soon.
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Welcome!
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All Terrain Tackle makes nice jigs at a good price
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I won't even consider less than 50, 99% of the time I'm using 65. 15 could work, but if you find yourself in a heavy cover situation and that fish wraps you up in it, you may be in trouble. For open water applications you could probably get away with it, though.
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Spinnerbait, chatterbait, spook, popper
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If your not going to be fishing very thick slop and staying under 1oz weights then I think the medium heavy will suffice. Otherwise I'd go heavy.
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Never used one personally but the Daiwa Aird X has nothing but great reviews on tacklewarehouse. $54.99 with free shipping
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Irod Fiber
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Awesome
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Spinnerbait excels around wood for me.
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I've never fished it but I have held it in the store, it felt heavy and unbalanced.
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6'6"-7'3" MH/F
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Happened to me last year, throwing a tube and a bass broke me off, tied on the exact same tube and next cast I caught him.. retrieved my first tube from his gullet and set him free. It was pretty neat
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Another vote for bottom contact. I think most would agree
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As long as you are legally able to carry your rifles on you, I see no scenario in which it would be illegal to defend yourself with them. But I do believe Bear Spray would be your best bet, I would also keep a firearm on me in those situations though, just in case that mace fails
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Congrats! And during a tournament too!
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All Terrain Tackle Skippin Jig is my favorite. 1/4oz Green pumpkin in clearer water, black and blue in dirtier water.
