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TofuMaster

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  1. I have both round and LP reels ---- Love them both. Both equally performing well. Personally, it is more of a "weight" issue than performance. I prefer using my lighter LP reels on days where I would be casting more often and would be moving around often to different fishing spots especially when I am shore-line fishing. And I would use my heavier round reels more often when I am on a boat. My advice is to have both. BTW, go for the shimano E series (citica or curado). I like them better than my Revo Sx. Based on my experience, centrifugal brakes seem to perform better than the magnetic ones. ...... (just my 2 cents.) Good Bites to all and happy Thanksgiving.
  2. The new St Croix Mojo Bass Rod series that go for $90 really look cool. I really like the sleek and modern design. Im planning to purchase one sometime soon and pair it with my new Shimano Citica 200 E. Does anybody own one? Any critique/recommendation will be most welcomed. Thanks in advance. Good Bites to all !!
  3. Are snaps or snap swivels that effective? Based on your personal experience, have they been catching you more fish ? Does it vary by species, size, color etc. ? Any recommendation would be appreciated. Good Bites to all !
  4. Hello to all ***atics -- I just registered yesterday. Glad to know that there a lot anglers from IL in this forum. Crazy over bass and salmon fishng. I fish mostly @ lake Michigan and some other lakes in the north/ northwest burbs of the great city of Chicago. Go Bears !! Good Bites to everyone !!!
  5. Hello to all ***atics from the Windy City -- I just registered yesterday. Im from Chicago. I fish mostly @ Lake Michigan and some lakes north of Chicago. I love salmon and bass fishing. Good Bites to everyone !
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