PaulVE64
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Bearings are good. But I still like a quick & smooth spool that spins til infinity My 2 cents
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4.5# smallie on spinning gear 4# smallie on fly gear
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Kistler helium is on sale at TW
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Hellgramites have a magic profile that smallies want. Like senkos, they just get bit. They can be rigged in every way I think.
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I love me some DT4. Do these hold a wobble in fast river current?
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I must agree. I'm on the river and nothing beats a big reel for line pickup
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Miravel is better but I've used the current Nasci for a season and it's a great reel. You'll be happy
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GMan is a carackter
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I'm up near Michigan. If your fishing colder than normal temps for your area then slow down. I like a 3/32 oz black marabou hair jig, it looks like a leech in the water. Be patient.
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I put those on hair jigs and marabou jigs all the time. I think they call them steelhead worms.
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My local river has alot of current and alot of smallmouth bass. I can pick it apart better from the bank than my canoe. My biggest last season was around 20" and a bit over 4#
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A #4 inline spinner will catch everything that swims or so I've heard.
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6 ft MLF spinning with a 4" GP senko Edit - gear is a stC Triumph with a Daiwa BG3000 and 10# hi vis 832 to 6' of 12# mono leader on an FG knot
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1979 Ariens ST724 We've had about 2 feet of snow so far. Edit - just removed another 8" and 6" more expected tomorrow
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That's a beautiful river minnow pattern.
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River fishing 90% of the time. So electronics wouldnt make difference.
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Elegy Bone for smallmouth
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I'm with you. My hat used to be purple, now its grey.
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Who doesnt love a double tail grub. And it sounds like something I could throw a bass streamer at. Flyrod or spinning gear if I can add a bit of lead.
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Haha, She needs ballast.
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My brother is in Calgary. Frost builds up on the nailheads that fasten the trim on his door and window jambs. It's like -30F this week.
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St Croix ASFSMLF2 for the river - every day
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In 1979 I went up into Algonquin Park with a buddy of mine for a 14 day trip. On day three at the end of a portage we found 2 spinning combos and a box of tackle and lures. Was my first fishing trip and I still use the rod. Ps - fresh lake trout are excellent in garlic and butter
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Skipping is easier to learn on spinning from what I've heard
