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I just got a 10% off coupon from ebay. Looks like they might be targeted, so you may or may not get the deal. TAKETENOFF I ordered a Fuego CT

the process I am using keeps the terminal tackle from getting wet and therefore no rust. I try to buy hooks and items I use a lot in bulk, but didn't want to bring 100 5/0 hooks with me. This seemed to be the best solution for my fishing routine.

I use a cheap Berkley binder with individual baggies inside each sleeve. I carry 3-5 of each hook, weight, jig head.

I bring what is typically going to work for the season and lake I am fishing. If I brought everything with me, it would sink my kayak. I bring 3 3600 waterproof boxes, a bag of plastics and small 3500 box of terminal tackle. And 3 to 4 rods, again based upon season and lake.

With a SOT, if you are dressed right, you won't get wet. The only place would be your feet. Wear waterproof shoes/boots.

I have only used the BBZ-1 Rat and it works well. I caught several fish in 2019 on a size 30 in grey ghost. The one you referenced is way out of my price range.

I use this Net. Very happy with it.

Putting into practice what I have learned here, YouTube, reading, and fishing with better fishermen that I am. It's one thing to read about it, another to actually do it.

Creek Chub Injured Minnow

The older ones I have use barrel swivels rather than ball bearing, vinyl skirts rather than living rubber, and they came with single blades. Almost all newer spinnerbaits come with two blades. Give me 3/8 ounce white spinnerbait with a single Colorado blade and it will catch fish anywhere.

For winter I wear layers: marino wool underwear, Kuhl pants, fleece top/hoodie, and good rain gear (this stops wind too). I also wear Columbia waterproof boots and neoprene gloves.

I use a Lexa 300 with 20 lb big game.

I fell in love with Finance while attending school for computer science. I switched to Finance and have been doing that ever since. Started as an accountant and am now a CFO. I get paid for what I love doing. Not a bad deal.

I use 2.8, 3.8 and 4.8 in ghost rainbow trout and bluegill flash.

I have several pair of Nike prescription sunglasses. I like wrap-arounds.

Under-rated reels: Daiwa Fuego CT and LT Under-rated rods: Daiwa Tatula XT Under-rated combo: Shimano SLX (for $129.99 this is the best deal going in my opinion) I stick to medium level gear for the most part. Most expensive reels I own are Tatula SV TWS and rods are the Tatula line.

Awesome gear, how do you hang the rods from peg-board?

Rod Model Length Action Reel Gear Ratio Tatula XT TXT701MLRB 7' MLR Tatula 100 7.1:1 Tatula TTU701MRB-G 7' MR Fuego CT 6.3:1 Tatula TTU741HRB-G 7'4" HR Tatula 150 5.4:1 SLX SLXCX610M 6'10" MXF SLX 7.2:1 Tatula TTU6101MHFB 6'10" MHF Tatula SV TW 7.3:1 Tatula TTU711MHXB 7'1" MHXF Tatula CT Type R 6.3:1 Tatula TTU711HFB 7'1" HF Tatula SV TW 6.3:1 Tatula TTU741HFB 7'4" HF Fuego CT 8.3:1 Tatula XT DTXT761HFB 7'6" HF Tatula 200 6.3:1 Daiwa DX DXSB801HB 8' HF Lexa 300 6.3:1 Tatula XT TXT701MFS 7' MF Fuego LT 3000 6.2:1 Carbon Lite 2.0 JCT66MLS 6'6" MLF Fuego LT 2500 6.2:1

I use a different set up for each technique: Tatula 7'1" Heavy for jigs, 15 lb Invisix. For frogs, I throw those on a Tatula 7'4" Heavy, 65 lb J-braid.

Looks like the monkey got a bunch of us on the DD crank.

Will do. I’m hoping to get a chance to use them in the next few weeks.

I fish jerkbaits out of my kayak often. Depending on the kayak, the technique can be performed standing or sitting. Standing I use the downward sweep, sitting is sideways. I use both methods. Both work.

That’s a good buy. With tax it’s $90. SO has the 100 for $99 plus I have a $10 coupon, which ends up being $89 (no tax). I agree the Fuegos are super nice. I have 3 already and one 100. I like the 100 I have too. Tough choice.

Finally!