roadwarrior
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That's a great day at the lake!A lot depends on the crankbaits you fish and how much you fish them. As a general reply I would recommend at least 7' MH Power with Moderate Action. This will cover just about everything including big baits. However, if you fish big deep divers regularly, you are going to want another dedicated rig. http://www.bassresource.com/fishing_lures/perfecta-lte.htmlGreat pics, too!Swim it like a grub.Baitcasting: G.Loomis MBR842C 7' Medium Power/ Fast Action Reel: Core 50MG Line: Tatsu #15 Jighead: Buckeye http://www.basspro.com/Buckeye-Lures-JWill-Swimbait-Head/product/1111190501002/Congratulations!Welcome aboard!Welcome aboard!Welcome aboard!Welcome aboard!Welcome aboard!Great job!#1 Yo-Zuri Hybrid #2 Izorline #3 P-Line CXX Try them all for yourself, these lines are inexpensive and you may prefer one over the others.Absolutely!Siebert Outdoors Dredge Mata Brush Jig http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Dredge-Mata-Brush-443.htmTopwater: Zara Puppy, Pop-R and Jitterbug Shallow: Original Rapala and Norman Fat Boy Intermediate: Red Eye Shad, Rapala DT4, Bandit 200 and Wiggle Wart Soft Plastics: Senko, Fat Ika, Rage Baby Craw & Craw, Menace, Cut-R and Structure Bug Blade lures: Chatterbait, Fogy or Rage Blade Rage Blade, Siebert Outdoors Cosmic SpinnerbaitWell, although I am curious to hear your review, I don't think the Fat Ika can be improved upon. http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/lake-guntersville-2012.htmlMike built "The Perfect" Senko rod for me and I am pretty sure he kept records on the build. I think it was around $230 delivered. Have him build you the same rod, then add the CI4+ to complete the package.
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