BenjaminNowak

Yes, the new G3 mapping is unreal though. You get the combination of the LakeVu mapping (which is expanding to more and more lakes) as well as new features such as relief shading, satellite overlay, etc. I'm excited to see what is coming now that Garmin/Navionics are together

I throw one on my crankbaits only when I'm trying to figure out what color I want so I can switch quickly, but I do think most crankbaits have better action without a snap. Baits I always use snaps with though are big Swimbaits, blade baits, and chatterbaits

I've had some issues with the body separating right down the middle, but beyond that, I've had some of my best days ever on a DT10 and DT14. They crush big smallies up here - so I can deal with one or two falling apart if it means I can catch a bunch of fish ?

I've found the same. I also love throwing a squarebill or shallow small body crankbait in the fall. Lots of time with rivers and small lakes, finding any sort of current breaks will stack fish up and you can catch a bunch of fish in one small area because they're sitting there just feeding up on the bait moving by in the current. Most of the fish up here will move towards the deeper water as the weather cools down, but until then you can catch them dirt shallow around laydowns, shallow rock piles, anything that offers a current break or change in the bottom