BassFisher22

I may be missing it on my searches but I can’t find it on eBay.

Yes I have also been looking at the Curado 70 although the weight of the spool is a little high at 15.5 grams. Have you used a Curado 70 for senkos?

I have been looking at purchasing a new reel. The reel I am interested in a Shimano Casitas MGL. It seems like a lot of great features for a low price. The main ones being the MGL spool. The only downside is that it is a composite frame, but on another thread most people said not to worry because manufacturers like Shimano would use good materials. It will be more of a senko reel. If anyone has had any experience with this reel your thoughts on it would be appreciated. Thanks

Thanks for all the replies if I do decide to invest in a Curado it sounds like the K is a good option.

Is the Curado the best in the price range?

I am thinking of casting distance, accuracy, user friendly, brakes and etc.

I have been looking at a new reel for all applications. I have been looking at a Shimano Curado. I know the Curado K is a very nice reel. How does it compare to the other curados. Are the older ones better?

I personally love tossing jigs and spinnerbaits on my Dobyns Fury 703c, but it is pretty light.(I have not flipped it into mats though) It’s also sensitive enough to throw weightless senkos for comparison. I like the sensitivity and the versatility of it, but definitely fish’s light.

Love my lews tournament mb paired with my 703c

I would like to improve my fishing and catch bigger fish.

I have a Lews Speed Spool Tournament MB and I love it, and the braking system is amazing. Although the Tournament MB is a step up it features the LFS too. I would highly recommend the MB.

Just received a new Lews Tournament MB and I love the buttery smooth spinning of the reel and can't wait to get it out on the water next spring. Planning on pairing it with a Dobyns Fury.

Hi everyone I am looking at upgrading all of tackle storage boxes and would like to get the Flambeau boxes with the Zerust. I have not been able o decided between the waterproof ones or the regular Tuff Tainers. Does waterproof do more to prevent rust and is it worth the extra price? Thanks for all of the replies

On Black Friday I ordered some jigs, spinnerbaits, frogs, topwaters, senkos, and craws from TW.

I started frogging this year and absolutely love it. I started when I found a good pond with heavy pads all around the edges. Booyah poppin padcrasher is the way to go.

It will be an all purpose rod in MH. I don't have a Cabelas or a BPS near me so I can't really go hold one.

I have been planning on buying a Dobyns Fury, but just the other day I saw that the St Croix Premier is going on sale at Cabelas for $109. That is the exact same price as the Fury. I have been reading great reviews on both. If anyone has any experience with them please leave a comment. Thanks

I am looking for a Jon boat to throw on the back of a truck. I will do small pond fishing and river fishing with it. I have looked at the Sundolphin American 12. The reviews seem great on them and I love the light weight. I was wondering if anyone owns one or has owned one? How do they compare to aluminum Jon boats and which one is the better choice? Thanks for all the feedback

Thanks a lot everyone for the advice. I will pick up some bungies. That sounds way simpler than the pvc, thanks

I am a high school student and I drive a Grand Am se car. I have broke some rods while transporting them in my car. I need to figure out a way to transport them safely. I was thinking about running a pvc pipe from my trunk to the front of my car. It will provide easy access to my rods in the back. (I have rod socks for all my rods so I will only need one pipe). I was wondering if any of you guys have any ideas that would not be in the way as much. I have seen the rod holders on the outside of the car and do not want my rods hanging in he open. Thanks for the feedback