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I actually recently sent the 110 pictured below to Megabass after filling out their warranty claim sheet. While not broken, I was fishing the bait and noticed it had a strange action. Looking it over I noticed what appeared to be moisture inside the bait. ISo I put it away for the day. On my next fishing trip I saw what appeared to be rust inside the bait. The 110 looks basically new with no visible cracks, chipping, or holes. I'm hopeful megabass will replace the bait. As long as they replace it I won't have an issue. When you produce thousands of baits you're bound to have a few imperfections. I'm just glad in this case it happened to a translucent bait where the problem could easily be discovered.

I bought a few of these Lucky Craft Flat CB SR. I've never heard of them. And there doesn't seem to be a lot of information out there about them. But, they do look like a good spring time crank.

Tackle Supply Depot is having a 20% off Bassmaster Classic sale. Kittery Trading post is having a 17% off sale with code: LUCKY17 + free shipping. These two sites are quickly becoming two of my favorites in the fishing industry.

Depending on the conditions, if i'm fishing with the wind It's almost necessary to make a complete stop in order to not make a compete turn within seconds. The power pole helps a lot if you are in shallow water.

I didn't realize it was a design feature of the boat. I have a love/hate relationship with my bonafide. When the conditions are right for the boat its effortless and a pleasure to fish out of. But, when the conditions are not ideal I'm in for an all day fight.

I have the Bonafide SS127. Which is basically my first fishing Kayak. I've had it for about a year and a half and Its been everywhere with me. A couple trips to Florida fishing the swamp and salt flats. Locally, larger larger lakes in Kentucky down to small streams. The pros: Stability, large deck, storage.Fishes great on creeks with faster moving water. The cons: I can only think of one, but it's a big one. The kayak always wants to face the wind. Any wind above 5 mph will drive you nuts. If you are fishing down a bank with the wind to your back will turn you to the wind within seconds of putting the paddle down. I bought a power pole micro to help with this issue. I believe its almost needed for this kayak if you face windy conditions.

Scrounger. Looks great in the water. But, it has only produced 1 fish for me.

One of the fastest growing forms of fishing in the fly fishing industry is called Tenkara. My basic understanding is you have a telescoping rod that is a cross between a cane pole and a fly rod. No reel, no fly line. Just a rod, a tapered leader, and a fly. One rod that breaks down into a 1 foot section a couple of flies and you're ready to fish for the day. This fishing seems to be popular with backpackers and people looking to get back to the very basics of fishing. While I haven't bought a setup yet. I'm very intrigued by the simplicity of this style of fishing.

Fishing online is where most of my yak attack products came from. Good store that ships fast. I see you fish a lot of the same places that I do. Message me and we'll see if we can get out on the water one day this spring.

fishingonline.com has 20% off all hard bait w/ promo code HardBaits-20 at checkout + free shipping over $50. Megabass, Bull Shad, s-waver, and others seem to be fair game. Somewhat limited color selection. But I picked up a bullshad in a different color and sink rate than what I currently have.

My local DSG had sk 8XD marked down under $10+ buy five get five. These came in at just about $5/ crank after the discounts.

It's hard to see in the photo. But the split ring was bent into an oval and opened up.

Thanks for the advice. I'll have to pick some of this stuff up. And, be better prepared next time.

Abu Ike series swimbait rod with 20# invizx.

Here are a few photos.