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Hello and welcome to the forum.

Hello and welcome to the forum.

If something is on sale for 20% off it is usually at least 30% too high to begin with. This is another aspect of Johnny Morris marketing.

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I throw Trick Worms on a spinning rod. I use a 1/16 ounce sinker. While it doesn't float it casts better and works just as good for me.

I agree with @Hulkster. I use 12 pound Sufix Siege for everything except soft plastics and jigs.

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Hello and welcome to the forum.

Hello and welcome to the forum.

I have a 6'6" MH spinning rod. I use mine for senkos and light weight Texas rig soft plastics. I have used it for light weight jigs too.

I put LED lights on my trailer several years ago and never had a problem with them. Unlike most people on here I don't take a chance. I still unplug mine before I put the boat in and plug them back up after the boat is loaded and I am ready to leave. I turn my lights and flashers on and do a quick check to make sure they are working.

I have to agree with @Smokinal. To me it is a state of mind. When I struggle I usually go with a grub or centipede on a Texas rig. Occasionally I go with a shaky head.

I cast and reel right handed. Doesn't matter if it is a baitcaster or spinning setup. Us psychopaths got it right. I can't believe all the people doing it differently. You all need a checkup from the neck up.

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Congrats and enjoy your new truck.

The only baits I leave on are soft plastics.Everything else gets cut off and put away. All those hooks don't work well with the rod covers I use.

You might try using mink oil on your boots. It will waterproof them.If I remember right I believe it was made by Red Wing. It has helped several pairs of boots I had.

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No way will I try this. I would end up ruining them. I may try splitting the tails a little bit.

I did not know this. Guess I need to wake up once in a while.

I don't know about Gliss but any braid I have seen recommends using a mono backing on it before you put the braid on. Hope it works out for you okay.

I caught a bass one time that I thought I was going to need a chain saw to get it out. I kept pressure on it and it finally came out after several minutes.

You could have told her the fish would only bite on clean worms.

For trailers I like the Zoom Ultra Vibe Speed Craw and the Twin Tail Grub. Also use a small Swimming Chunk once in a while.

My expenses haven't been that bad yet and I hope they are not. Have new hubs ordered for the trailer should be around $60. Went downtown today to pay the taxes and license my boat for this year at $88. Hoping I don't need new batteries this year. That will be around $300 if I do.