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Arv

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  1. stained and muddy water, I still use watermelon and green pumpkin, wacky or t rig, works fine w/o any modifications for me.
  2. If you're looking for a spinning rod I'm selling a 6'6 Compre in the fleamarket. As far as casting I'm not sure under 75.
  3. 20-50# braid. 8-16# fc/mono/copoly leader if needed.
  4. Enough for me to want to catch another one.
  5. For me, the only time they don't catch fish, is if there are no fish.
  6. I mostly throw 3/8 and 1/4. I have a couple 1/2oz. The colors mentioned above would be a good start.
  7. I'd like to know a lot more info to give you a good answer. What rod are you using? Power and action? I just started cranking with braid on a MH/M rod and I love it. But I wouldn't think about using a F or XF rod with braid for cranking. I've been using braid for spinners for a while now. Also, what cover are you fishing? Rocks may not be a good idea for braid but you can simply tie on a fc or mono leader if need be. That will also help determine the # test to use if you decide to switch to mono or fc. If its open water, going down to 10# could be fine. If you're around heavy cover you may go anywhere from 15-25# line. As for me, I use braid on everything now. I sometimes tie on a fc leader. The only time I use mono is for C-rigging when I want my lure to float off the bottom more.
  8. This. I'll add the Endurance 723 in there too. That's my do it all rod. Senkos to spinnerbaits no problem. I love my Powells.
  9. T and C rig. I've heard guys use them as jig trailers as well. I haven't messed around with that yet though. I picked up 3 packs at the same price at wally world.
  10. I've switched all my set ups to braid. Even my cranking set up. If you need to tie on a leader, go for it. I don't have to very often.
  11. I like a rage craw on a 4/0 EWG hook w/ a 1/4 or 3/16 oz sinker.
  12. I use both 832 and PP. I haven't used the PP Slick version but I have not complaints with the original. Either one would be fine in my opinion.
  13. Nice review. Thanks! I just got a TP from a member on here. Been using the Lews Tournament and I love it so I'm excited about getting the next one in the line up. Glad to hear you are enjoying everything.
  14. I REALLY like braided line on my spinning reels now. I feel like its much more manageable and I haven't gotten any knots since I switched. Just tie the fc leader on the end. That should keep you from running into problems like you just experienced.
  15. The one in my picture. Just over 6
  16. You'd be surprised. I've caught dinks on 8 and 10 in worms before.
  17. jig, swim jig and a squarebill would be my suggestions. Add weightless senko's (wacky and trig) in there too if thats not included in your plastic selection.
  18. I'm sure it will be fine. I use 20# and 30# 832. 20# is on spinning gear and I tie on a fc leader sometimes, use it for shakey heads and it works fine.
  19. I'll probably get both sizes haha
  20. The Recon is 8'' and I believe the Anaconda comes in 7'' and 10''. I'd be looking at the 7'' whenever I get the Anacondas. I really haven't had any trouble getting them straight on the hook. They just wind up tearing after a fish or two. But, I know I will catch a fish or two on each worm.
  21. How would you say they are different? I mostly Trig the Recons.
  22. Hey guys. I've been using the Rage Tail Recon Worm and I really like it a lot. Only problem I've run into is its a little like Senko's IMO. Catches fish but doesn't last long. So, I was wondering how they compare to the Rage Tail Anacondas? Is there a noticeable difference? The body on the Anaconda's seem to be a little more rugged. Or should I just bite the bullet and keep buying the Recon's b/c they do such a good job catching fish? Thanks!
  23. I like XT the most of anything I've used. Never used any higher end stuff but XT does just fine.
  24. I have the Endurance 695cb. Its a great squarebill/lipless crank rod. I have used mine for mid depth divers and it handles those fine. Im sure the Max will do a good job with what you want to use it for.
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