Lamiglas in general run a bit soft and slow compared to others. I used a 703s for drop shotting and a 735c for carolina rigs (great rod for that). 703 will be pretty light for a casting rod.
We have inland lakes that due to the season not being open, you can't take the bass out to record records. 8-9lb Smallmouth come up spawn on a shelf, then move out to chase smelt over 300 ft. It's an amazing place. I digress. Yes, I'm super spoiled 8 months a year
Thanks Mick. I've got a Legend Xtreme 68Mxf casting and Avid 610MLxf casting and was wondering if it be worth having spinning rods in the same taper/action/power.
I feel dumb that I don't know this. St Croixs 68Mxf and 610MLxf they have in both spinning and casting Rods. Are they the same blank between varieties?
I make a cast/pitch and let it bottom and sit for a bit. Then 2 or 3 sharp pops (rod goes from 8 to 11 o'clock). Then drop again. The pops are like how a crayfish moves. I repeat until back to the boat.
Cold snap the last couple days dropped it to 53-57. Bite exploded yesterday afternoon. Full on prespawn to early spawn. Should be pushing 60 after today in some spots.
Longer rod is more the answer than the line/reel. I switched to an 8fter and with a hookset the tip moves 10+' that ought to be enough to skewer 3 fish on fluorocarbon.
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