LonnieP

I have 2 pair and love them. I have a pair of 580p blue mirrored for everyday wear and a pair with 580G green mirrored for fishing. 580p are plastic lenses and 580g are glass. The plastic are lighter but scratch easier. The glass lenses are clearer but heavier and more expensive.Best thing to do is go to a dealer who sells them and try them on before you order because every frame fits differently.

3/8 peanut butter and jelly Dirty jig with Green pumpkin Rage craw trailer

No. I don’t keep up with tournament fishing or care what the pros use.

Type whatever model it is you want to know then handle length in google search

Another option is to use the afterpay at checkout at TW. It’s a third party company that splits your purchase into 4 biweekly interest fee payments. They get your credit card info, not TW

Push the dome override button 4 times. That turns the headlights off

I have a 2nd cousin whom I’ve never met, along with her husband ,lost their lives last night in Kentucky

Daiwa 7 ft Tatula M/R Glass rod Daiwa Tatula Elite Long Cast Shimano Scorpion MGL

Another vote for 7lb Sniper

I made one exactly like yours a couple years ago. Works great for when no one is with me to hold a pencil

It comes down to lack of respect and common sense. I was fishing a couple weeks ago and two women rode their kayaks right where I was casting. You’d think with 80 acres of water that they could find another spot to paddle besides between my boat and the bank.

I use P-Line Tactical fluoro and McCoy xtra clear copoly. Been using these lines for about 3 years and they haven’t failed me yet.

Straight 12 lb fluoro. I’ve never tied a leader on in my life and probably never will

I use fluoro for jigs and worms Braid for frogs Copoly for everything else

Suntrust blocked an attempted charge for $400 on cash app on my debit card this week and sent me a new card. I don’t even use cash app.

Bill Lewis SPRO Aruku Shad Bill Lewis

The Fury isn’t a bad rod, but The Tatula to me is more comfortable and feels lighter in my hands. I also get a little better casting distance as well. I’ve caught hundreds of bass on both rods, up to 7lbs. I think you’ll be happy with it for the techniques you listed

Diawa Tatula 7ft Medium regular. I also have the Fury 705cb but I like the Tatula better.

Legacy American Fishing. Switch the first 2 words around

ALF shows it in stock

I have an Avid Mxf And it is a little too heavy for the Ned rig. Like the other posters have stated, all the SC rods run heavy except for the Victory rod.

Seaguar Smackdown Stealth Grey

Tatula SV

I use straight fluoro for jigs and worms

Spro Akuru Shad gives a good shimmy on the fall. It also comes with better hooks than the RES.