JediAmoeba

Yeah, I can see it's a lot slimmer - that one probably does mirror the Vision 110.

I have a Tatula LT 3000D and a Tatula Elite ML 7'. Its a pretty sweet combo and falls right around 300 dollars if you shop on Amazon. I also have a Daiwa Revros LT and really like that reel on an AIRD rod and its great as well and much cheaper.

Do you have any pictures of the old ones? I am curious now and may need to track one down...

Someone told me recently that the Luck E Strike Rick Clunn Jerkbait was the exact same thing as the Megabass Vision 110. So I bought a few of each and started to compare them. At first glance they are very similar to the Vision 110 with Megabass having more options for paint schemes - I would not say better though - the RC paint jobs look pretty good. After taking them out of the package they both have 2 ball bearings in their similar, if not identical, weighted system for casting. They are about the same length (I had all intentions of measuring them but my digital calipers pooped the bed) and have a very similar shape. But after closer inspection the vision 110 is lighter with and without the stock hardware. The vision 110 has a narrower body from head to tail and it has a little narrower bill. Also of note, that could be a concern, is the eyelets on the RC jerkbait are smaller gauge and smaller diameter than the Vision 110's. After fishing them it appears the vision 110 goes a bit deeper but not much (maybe 6-12") and has a little tighter swim on the jerks. They both stop on a dime and suspend very well in 42 degree water. Overall the RC Jerkbait is a pretty good bargain when it comes in at $8 compared to $25 for the MB Vision 110. You can't get a RC in a +1 or +2 version though...

I rarely throw over 10# test for bass.

You ever buy any bladed jigs?

More than a week, less than I probably need...

I swear this is the last time I will be posting in this thread for a while...

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I am using 30# maxquatro which is already pretty thin. The leader I am using is at least 10' long. I will throw on new hooks and give it a whirl on straight fluoro tomorrow. The 3 I have tried are definitely floating. The water is relatively cold (39 degrees). I am working them pretty slow.

I am using 30lb braid to an 10lb fluoro leader. The regular visions, the +1's and 2's have all worked great. I like the smaller size for the small bass I catch and trout.

I have 7 or 8 Vision 110 Jr.'s and so far they are a huge disappointment. Out of the 3 I have tried in cold weather, they float. I am not talking about a slow rise, but they come right to the surface. I tried these with the stock hooks to see how they are...even when you crank it, it only gets down to 2 or 3 feet. I got them to present a different offering than the pointer 78's that work very well and easily get down and suspend at 5 feet. I can put on some heavier hooks and tweak it but for 20 bucks it should work out of the package. Has anyone else had this issue?

Let me refine my answer...I only buy name brand fluoro. It usually ends up being Trilene, Vicious, Seaguar and Vanish. I know people complain about Vanish, but it's never failed on me.

I simply use whatever is on sale. I have never seen a big difference in fluoro - it's all a PITA and I only use it for leaders.

7'3" Daiwa MH Tatula XT with a Daiwa Tatula CT Type R 8.1:1. Straight 30# Braid. I will say that I have learned not to jerk like a crazy man though. With a fast tip and that power you can easily rip it right out without hooking up.

In the trunk of my car I have a small back pack...also have a 7' telescopic spinning rod and a 7' telescoping baitcaster. My EFK is strong.

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I guess you dont own any megabass? Lol.

I use their fluoro and it's been good to me.

If Rapala's are over priced what do you call Megabass?

I usually do an albright. They are just easier for me than an Uni.

The Zman Floating Wormz float the best but rigging them is a PITA. But once you get them rigged, they last forever. Keep in mind, you want the ones without salt if you want a true floater!

This guy. We have an Ollie's that opened a while ago and I never, ever go in there... I did today.

What are they then? I have only ever heard it pronounced that way and I have been fishing for Muskie for 25 years... Ok, that makes sense. I dont pronounce it like that...

I just looked at my topwater boxes which dont include frogs, buzzbaits or any soft baits - 72. I am not going to count more because topwater baits are my least amount.