I've got 2 m/f procaster-s spinning rods. I got them used around 2006 and retired them about 3 years ago. My guess is that they are from sometime in the 90s. I used one for small moving baits and the other for weightless plastics. They are good rods, nothing spectacular, but they will get the job done.
Around here it seems like it's more about how much the temps warms up during the day. A 20 or 30 degree spread usually shuts the bite down. If the morning low is close to the afternoon high I do better on the water.
I want it cloudy, maybe sprinkles off and on, calm wind, and the temp not to move much. Some of my best fall days fishing was when the low temp and high temp were no more than 10 degrees apart.
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