My jigs that are purchased stay in the plastic in a coffee can until I am ready to put one to work and then it usually doesnt leave that rod until I lose it.
I prefer my reels have no spool shaft running through the pinion gear.
I would choose the BPS(because of weight and warranty) or Daiwa. Third choice would be the shimano, if I saw a quantum that wasnt the smoke, I would run!
Great for the guy who knows what hes looking for but most guys I know throw the schematics right in the trash. Those same guys more times than not when the reel stops functioning they pitch it too.
I have a made for dicks daiwa capricorn baitcaster on my bench right now that I bought before I cared and it held up. I cant find a diagram ANYWHERE. Thankfully its only problem is spool bearings.
That exceller for a cheap reel will sing! If you break it down and clean out all that packing grease and then flush the bearings and use a performance oil it will throw further than you can throw it without turning it into a mess.
My worry would be here in the NE that the night following my trip it would drop below freezing and something would take a hit. My boat doesnt have a heated living space.
I love jigs
I can tell you that a fish can inhale and exhale a bait faster than you ever could react. When I was guiding people learning to fish nymphs on a fly rod I often had them set the hook at random times just to prove this point. I cant tell you how many hundreds of trout I have hooked on a nymph where there was never even the slightest detection of a strike on a 100% drag free czech style drift with 5x fluorocarbon.
Fish mouth stuff just to see what it is. Theyre like a kid with no hands.
You take a penalty against the weight for each dead fish. The bass dying depends on how well you monitor your livewell and how long you stand around with them in a bag on a 80+ degree day. Or if you do things like fizzing after cranking them out of 40' of water.
When your wife asks you where you want to go for your birthday and you respond "bass pro".
When if you lived near a tackle warehouse you would get a second job just for the discount.
Its a marketing gimmick.
All you need is a fragrent tree like a pine or whatever they like to rub in your area and just scrape the bark off like they do. They will start rubbing it.
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