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Haven't seen em but, not sure which brand maybe Vmc has one with same concept.

Switch up the color senko, I didn't catch anything for 2 years on multiple senkos, got a new color and it's like fishing with dynamite. Also small lakes like that, buzz baits seem to work well. Areas that are mostly serene, you cast the noisy stuff and bass hate it. Or love it from our end of the line. Lol

Let me just say.. You BR guys OWE ME!!!!!! Haha just playin! But no, like seriously u do. Lol lol Mike awesome bro! Glad I could help and I'm looking into the xyz regarding what we talked about yesterday, if I can find xyz that works we might be on to something BIG!

Mike, make a Mystery Siebert Lucky Box!! $15/Month 4 random jigs!

Cork or EVA Im happy with this design

Spinning reel seat looks stupid. The one on previous gen Crucial/Cumara was and is my favorite on a spinning rod, period. hands down. No thread showing, Comfortable and practicly zero foregrip.

rubber worms

Recently got the Endurance 724... maybe 725. Im not home dont remember off hand. Anyhow, got it for DT10s and 6XDs and it handles great. My first powell by the way. Its full composite with a mod-fast taper. It actually works great as a spook/trap rod as well. Grabbed it for $130 from Fish Ranger.

You stay finding all the exclusive stuff, this, the Tatula HD... Impressed.

Green is money, all Their best selling stuff has been Green... Now how will a black and red stradic look on a green rod. :/

If youre looking for lefty Chronarch 201E5 is the way to go. Youre SOL on the Curado for the 5:1 in lefty. However i dont own the Curado, do own the Chronarch and use it alot Im sure you'll be ahppy either way if youre a righty.

Dicks just had b one get one half off. So prob works out to the same as that. I just scored 1000 yard spool of red line off the bay for $40. There's definitely deals out there

Bump just got my first dredge headed Siebert jig. Incredible quality yet again! Not sure how exactly your presentation is supposed to be with it tho ? hopping it I'm assuming. Looks like it can work grass pretty good.

Lmao I'm making this much more difficult than it needs to be huh. Lol Actually my mistake. I'm thinking because the spool of braid is 150 yards, thought it was gonna be terrible because the limited amount of line on a deep spool. Forgot to consider backing. Obviously full spool will pull in larger amounts of line than a spool 1/3 way full.

20# says 6# diameter. What's the inches per turn gonna be. I don't want to reel in 12" per crank either. Lol

Have the best luck with 3.8" Keitech fat paddle tail as trailer, same on chatter baits. Usually throw either white/chartreuse or black/blue swim jig.

Hmmm. This is why I wanted a second spinning set up because my head is spinning now lol Thanks all for the help! I think I'm gonna try the 20# braid on the type r and tie on a 10# leader.

Most bass boats have the rod storage for co angler along the side of the passenger seat, use it and stay organized so you don't tick off the boater!

I know someone else that does this. Remover half a inch off the head and jig it. Flukes and keitech fluke style bait as well. Works for him. I've been unsuccessful like that with the flukes. Any how I use the gamakatsu weighted 4/0 hook. So to the OP to answer your question, I have no answer lol

I'm new to SH and see general consensus is fluoro. Wasn't knocking nylon on a Bc tho?

Action is good, paint seems to hold up. However have yet to catch a fish on them. Did have a few follows. I'm sure they work just not the days I've thrown them.

I say caution because after you're first purchase you're gonna feel like a sucker for ever buying anyone else's, paying more for less quality! Also your wife may suspect something's up when the usps boxes start arriving weekly! Excellent job Siebert! Skirts spread evenly, paint looks excellent, no paint in eyelets, hooks A++++

Ok so riddle me this. I want to throw shaky heads. So was considering grabbing a whole combo under 7' m/f with real. Spinning. Then it dawned on me my Tatula R and 6'7 *** m/f handles light stuff great. (I've been using it Fluke/jerk baits) setting up for next outing I see the spool is half empty so back yard cast brought me about 5 cranks from knot. So went in basement and all my 10# FC spools are not enough for a full spool (what a waste). Anyhow have these spools of 20# braid and since I am casting light weight stuff figured it might work without dropping $20 on a spool of FC.... So with what you guys said I may be fine casting but after a fish or 2 I will see it digging in? Also any chance any of you guys throw shaky head on mono cause I have tons of that readily accessible. Thanks for the feedback guys!

I've never went lower than 10# until I got Senshi which 10# feels like its 4# of other brands. Any how I have 20# braid I thought would be good, then reading it says 6# diameter. Only have 1 reel with braid and it's 40#. If someone can school me on lowest I can go that would be great!

By the way just ordered more 1/8 and 3/16ths from Siebert! #Win