Muddy wolf

I have an spl. I cast 1/8 oz lures on med lite rods with it. Sorry can’t come up with anything negative about it. Works great.

T rig with lite sinker or no weight lizard. Or floating jerkbait. That’s what has been working for me.

I’ve got the hmg in medium heavy moderate fast. I use it for a lot of things that includes bottom contact ( jigs and Texas rigs included. I handles a lot of different things. Maybe not the best for all but not bad at a lot.

I’ve had the six foot six for over two years and have had no problems. I rather like it.

I love the challenge. I’ve had to back off because of shoulder problems but that will be fix and I’ll be going again. I’ve fished for almost all fish in my area with a fly rod. And out fished my friends that were using spinning and baitcasting. It’s a blast.

I’ve pick up a 6 foot 7 in on clearance it is rated as a medium heavy it’s a weightless worm rod. It works well as an all a round rod. I’ve used it for top water a lot.

I use bomber long a floating. I’ve got a lot of bass in water 6 in to 3 foot of water with them. My best color is fire tiger.

Mann’s minus one and baby minus one. I’ve used them for years in ponds and always had good luck.

I’m in the Midwest but I use most of the lures you listed plus neds and 8 to 12 in worms on a heavy extra strong hook for a little extra weight.

I’ve got two Loomis 6 ft rods that I love great for ponds and streams.

I have 8lb copoly on mine. I have been known to cast 1/8 oz. lures on it.

I have a 1600 on a 7ft ml baitcaster. It is a fun outfit for smaller plugs of most types. Expressly little poppers.

I have an orra s. It’s a decent reel. I use it a lot.

Tequila sunrise 7 inch worm. Rigged about anyway. I like weightless.

I have i icon pt. I’ve had it a few months and so far I’m very pleased with it. Cast well good distance and good spool control.