RiverRaider

Nothing otherthan plain ole GREED.

Cork is more durable than foam rubber.

Personally I don't see any great advantage using superlines on anything but an UL spinning reel that I have. And when the line starts getting low it turns around on the spool.

They do increase your chances of landing bass and when using a trailer hook make sure you rig it with a small piece of surgical tubing around the eye before attaching it to the spinnerbait hook so it will help hold it in place. Usually when you buy a pack of trailer hooks they come with everything you need.

I don't think it would scare the bass but it may could cause the hooks to tangle in the line and foul the lure more often.

I've caught my biggest catfish using live sunfish.

It could be wound too tightly.

Terminator titanium spinnerbaits are expensive but they don't warp after getting snagged.

I've owned one of their old designed one man boats with a trolling motor and it was durable but was heavy and a hassle to carry down to the water at some places that I used it. I don't know how much mine weighed but if they have not lightened the new design a person may would want to use it with a boat trailer. I hauled mine around in the bed of my truck. It had built-in flotation in the bow and stern, live-well and the tiller handle was bolted to the inside of the boat beside of the seat it also had foot petals and ropes for steering. Once on the water you could troll around hands free to fish. I liked it OK as long as I fished were it could be unloaded at the water's edge.