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What actually is co-polymer? I bought some Pline copolymer because it was on sale and I've fallen in love with the way it casts.

Anyone still using these? I've got one from the mid 90s that still works really well. In fact it still has a place among my Revos and newer Quantums. I had many Daiwas, and Shimanos from the mid 90s all are broken, but the Black Max 3600 is still really smooth.

I hear you. What's the cost of a lost lure if you hook into a couple of bass? Hey, you could fall into the lake from walking around a slippery spring shore and bust your rod, but that doesn't stop you from fishing right?

I can cast a mile with my Revo Premier.

The ice has been off a local pond I fish often for two weeks now. Two weeks ago when the pond was still half ice I caught bass on a berkley 7" power worm rigged weightless. This was when the shoreline was the only warm open water and I was getting the strike on the down fall with this bait. The past week or so the bass have been hitting Rattling Raps and Rat L traps. I'm reeling them in just slow enough to feel the rattles.

I love the bumble bee Yum Dingers. I actually prefer them over the Senko. They have that nice pocket for the hook to be rigged into and I swear they have better falling action than the Senko. They fall slower and get better vibration in the rear. In the summer I killed with them in weedy areas in slightly murky water.

I haven't used my Carrot for anything yet, but once it gets here it will be paired with my Revo Primier and used for cranks. It's a 6'9" Parabolic