roadwarrior
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The Citica is VERY user friendly. New or used, this would be a great reel to start with.
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LC Sammy
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If the reel is still under warranty, exchange it for a new reel RM. has been in the business for two or three decades. I would recommend taking his advice on this issue and everything else involving reel maintenance.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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Pitzen Knot also known as 16-20 or Duncan Knot http://www.netknots.com/fishing_knots/pitzen-knot
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Yo-Zuri Hybrid #12 would be the most "versatile" I think. I use braid, fluorocarbon or a leader combination for specific applications.
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The rod is probably best suited for jigs and soft plastics, but will work for crankbaits, too. Consider Medium Power/ Moderate Action for your next rod. That would be a better fit for most treble hook lures.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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The Symetre is a very nice reel.
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Rage Baby Craw, Craw or Lobster Swim jig: Rage Menace or Single Tail Grub
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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Merry Christmas to you and your family! -Kent
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Happy Holidays to you, furball!
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The Fat Ika and Palm Tree are exactly the same. Both are made by GYCB, marketed under different names.
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Legend has it, The Bait Monkey was orphaned in Mexico where he was rescued by a kind young veterinarian many years ago. The young man was a very bright doctor and an avid fisherman. He took the little monkey everywhere, but the animal became fascinated with lures. The aspiring doctor's career blossomed and he became deeply involved in research with the Mexico Department of Fisheries. As the doctor became more affluent, the monkey's taste in lures began to change. His focus now switched to Japan. This was the beginning of The Bait Monkey. Over the years he has developed the mysterious ability to influence the buying habits of fishermen all over the world. His spirit rests on our shoulder and whispers in our ear, "We need that". Btw, that brilliant man that created The Bait Monkey is our very own Dr. Raul or less formally, Raul.
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I know some of the guys responded to questions you posed for an article you were writing. Was that one published?
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The MBR844C is a great rod for weighted soft plastics and jigs.
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For medium weight crankbaits I fish an Avid AVC70MM. For heavier lures and deep divers Lamiglas SR705R.
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#1 The new Rage Tail Menace #2 Rage Shad #3 Rage Toad
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This is specifically what I have: Topwater: G.Loomis GLX PR844C/ Core 100MG/ #12 Yo-Zuri Hybrid Spinnerbaits: St. Croix LEC70MHF/ Calais/ Hybrid #12; G-Blank Custom/ STX/ Hybrid #12 Small Swimbaits and Swim Jigs: GLX MBR842C/ Core 50MG/ Hybrid #12 Jerkbaits: Avid AVC66MF/ Scorpion 1000/ #12 Sunline Super Natural Medium Crankbaits: Avid AVC70MM/ Chronarch 50MG/ Hybrid #12 Deep Crankbaits: Laimglas SR705R/ CTE200GT/ Hybrid #12 This is also for my A-Rig, but another CTE200GT with 80 lb Sufix 832 Weightless Soft Plastics: St. Croix LES70MF/ Stella 2500FE/ Hybrid #6 and Loomis BCR893/ Curado 50E/ Hybrid #12 Weighted Soft Plastics: GLX 844C/ CTE100GT/ 50 lb Sufix 832 Jigs: BCR854/ Curado 200E/ 50 lb Sufix 832; Dobyns Champion 683C/ Chronarch 50MG Live Bait: GLX PR844S/ Stella 2500FD/ #4 Hybrid Crappie, White Bass and Trout: Avid AVS66MLF/ Stella 1000FA/ Hybrid #4; Ray Scott Original/ Symetre 500/ #4 Striper: IMX844C/ CTE200GT/ P-Line CXX #15
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http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/11664-warning-you-might-get-your-arm-broke/ Not technically a jerkbait, but I think this might be what you are looking for: GYCB Kreature
