Jig Man

They are both made close to me. I would take a G3 over a Tracker.

I've had them done in under an hour at the local fly shop.

In response to your original question. Yes I have used it. I did it on a friends recommendation though at the time I was wondering if Quantum was Spanish for Zebco. I had it on ABEC bearings and bocas. It was great for a few weeks then the reels got harder and harder to throw. I got rid of it and went back to the oil that came with the reels. For clarification my reels were super tuned Shimano Curados with ABEC 3 and 5 bearings and Boca lightining ceramic bearings. I have since sold all the reels and bought new ones that will never have the red stuff put in the.

I'm not a rod builder but have had similar problems. You will have to have the guide replaced. If you have a fly shop around you they should be able to do it.

That is for sure what I would do if I had a 10. I could only afford 2 8s.

I had the glass blue mirror and could not read my gps screen with them on so I took them back and got amber.

Have you discussed this with your parents? You may not be able to legally buy and register one until you are at least 18 years old. You also might not be able to get insurance.

3mph is plenty fast for good images. I assumed you would be moving very slowly or not at all while fishing. Do you have a trolling motor on it?

Jason Gilstrap posted a screen shot of a Low guy in the water. It was amazing. I think it is on the Low facebook site but not sure. I think I saw it on the Texas fishing forum site. --------------------------------- About an lss1 on a yak, I'm not sure it would be beneficial because you might not be moving fast enough or steady enough to get good images.

I prefer to use braid without a leader. However, I have found that in shallow clear water like we have here in the late fall to spring rains I have more action with a leader. I also like a leader when fishing rocky places. I sometimes use mono and sometimes fluro. I haven't seen much difference but we have done some experiments and the straight braid loses most of the time unless we are fishing deeper than 20'. I use the Alberto's knot to join the two.

If you don't want them to chip then don't throw them in the rocks. Where I fish a jig's life is about 3 casts so I don't worry about chips.

I make my own for 1/8 oz jigs and tube inserts. I use 90# sevelon or surflon. I get it in 30' rolls from Cablea's or Bass Pro. It is the one shown in this pic.

That may be the case where you live but the guys here know more HB than Low.

Either brand will do a very good job for you if you take time to research them and get some hands on experience. Go to a place like Cabela's or Bass Pro where they have both brands on display. I latch onto a sales guy and have him walk you through both units in your price range. Then take over the controls and do some button pushing yourself to see which one have the features and ease of operation that you want. If the store is a reasonable distance from you, go more than once. Make sure you are getting what you want before you lay down that much cash.

Super Glue Gel is all I ever use. Be sure to use it sparingly.

I just updated my hds 8s. I was amazed at how fast it did it on the units. I also expected to have to change my settings back but with the keys still being quiet, the soft keys still the same and the screens coming up like I left them I guess that info was not redone thank goodness.

Get the wire at a hardware store or craft store. I have a worn out electric motor and take wire out of it. You'll need two pairs of pliers to pull the wire tight.

No it isn't bad for the motor. When I had 12/24 with speed levels I had to use 12V part of the time to get the speed I wanted to be fishing. Now I have 24 only with infinite speed control.

Like smalljaw stated unless you want to get into some serious money, you can buy premolded jig heads either painted or unpainted and skirt material. Then you can put them together yourself and see how it goes. Check places like Cabelas, Bass Pro, Stamina Inc, Barlows, Jans Net Craft, Lure Craft, and Fishing Skirts for supplies. For example: Barlow's has football heads for around $.60 each and skirt tabs in a kit for around $.30 each. So you could put together jigs for $1.20 per jig. You can make the a whole lot cheaper once you have you lead pot, fluid bed, powder paint, lead, etc. But unless you buy hooks by the 1000 and skirt materials by the 100 you won't have a lot of savings.

Maybe because OMC went belly up and no one wanted that part of the industry. The boat companies went several places like Genmar and Bombardier bought out the motors.

That is the way I have always found them to be. That is why I keep doing business with them.

Optimally speaking if they are the same size and same age they will work better and longer. I had a battery go bad after 2 years while I was on an extended fishing trip and had to replace it. I opted to get one and see how it worked. It was 2 years later that my original battery started weakening and had to be replaced. So I had about 150 fishing trips with batteries of different ages. The thing to remember is go for as many reserve amps as you can find and have room for.

I keep all of my baits in boxes or tackle bags. I bought a plastic closet at Lowes and put the extra stuff in it.

There are some really bright colored gold tones out there. I use yellow braid but it is a bear in the wind. When in clear water you could add a fluro leader if the color bothers you.

The best buy on the mold release is Zeiners in Wichita, KS.