roadwarrior

CONGRATULATIONS!

I think monofilament is a better choice, specifically #11 Sunline Shooter Defier Armilo.

Most likely...

Man, those are BEE-U-TEE-FULL!

Rage Tail Menace

CONGRATULATIONS!

Generally just one rod and one reel per year, but every year for about the last 20 years. Over time I plan to replace all of my production rods with customs. I may replace a few reels as new models are introduced.

Frogs: 40# Smackdown with #15 leader Senko, etc: Spinning tackle/ #6 Tatsu

Spinnining tackle for the Tender tube (MF/ 6# Tatsu). Baitcasting for the others.

Nice fish, great pic!

1. Rage Tail Menace, T-rigged, 1/4 bullet weight and 3/0 EWG hook 2. Rage Tail Swimmer 3. Megabass Ito Vision 110 Bonus: BPS Tender Tube #71

Siebert jigs are the Real Deal!

The Rage Tail Swimmer has replaced Kietech in my line up. http://www.strikeking.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=733&Itemid=1259

No, just fun fishing.

My party of four is staying at Kimberly Oaks. Give me a call when you can. -Kent

I am not convinced that your rod and reel have a great deal of impact on "catching" fish, but better equipment makes the "fishing" more enjoyable.

The biggest issue with using a baitcaster is that sooner or later the Senko is going to "take flight". The resulting backlash can be amazing! I fish weightless plastics exclusively on spinning tackle.

Anyone have a current report? I am heading there this weekend with some other members. I am particularly interested in your comments on depth and structure.

https://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/accuracy-baitcast.html

4/0 EWG Two more colors I'll add to the mix: PB&J and Okeechobee