long island basser

I have one for you, in like new condition with box.

Had a decent weekend with roughly 38 bass boated. No giants, but did have some decent ones thrown in. This one being the best of the day. Falling for a jig/craw.

I have done well with these two also.

Hello, enjoy the forums!

I like their swimming momma in the 1099 color. Has a ton of action and can be used multiple ways.

Been using their wakebait in the bluegill pattern for a few years now. It has replaced the manns baby 1- minus.

Been using these for a few years now. Very light and comfortable. They don’t squeeze your melon causing headaches.

Same here, it’s either multiple bass or nothing. I only throw the 110 size in phantom Shad and loon. Both haves produced fairly equally for me.

Welcome, enjoy the forums!

Frog giants, awesome job!

Weightless, been doing it for a long time now. Catch tons of bass. I throw it on MH spinning with 30lb yellow braid.

That’s my first color, second would be black.

I recommend a 5 Power Dobyns for what you describe. I use a dx 705c , great for pitching 3/8 and up into heavier cover.

Hit the water from 10 am thru 2:30 pm today. Managed to boat 7 bass with a few pickerel thrown in. Big bass coming on a 4” pit boss from lily pads in about 5/6 fow. 6lb 12oz fatty.

Received a couple of their products at last years BBWC. The clever crank 40 and brainy bugger. They do change color as wvu said and have caught some fish with them. Didn’t notice any difference in catch rate and at this moment are not even in my tackle box and are sitting in the garage with all the other baits/lures not being used. Current price point to expensive for me also.

Worm, weightless 5 3/8 stick-o, weighted zoom ol monster . jig, Netbait paca chunk. swimbait, keitech F I, creature, big bite baits, swimming mama. beaver, rage bug. Fluke style, bass assassin straight tail shad. top, hollow body frog.

I’ve been using this since it came out, for the reasons you mention. Casts great, super easy to walk/pop. The only thing I didn’t care for were the hooks,which I upgraded.

That’s too much like work for me,lol. But most of my lakes are shallow, under 10’

Hollow body frog. 3/8 jig/craw. T/rig any, 10” worm, paddle tail, creature. Square bill. Whopper plopper110. Honorable mention-rattletrap.

In my area 6’ is about the max for pads.

Nice going congrats, and enjoy the high!

Flouro is one of those products, where “ime” the more expensive the better it is. If someone likes just a little bit the lower and/or middle line products ,they would love the top shelf stuff.

Forget about drama, the guys an idiot.

Been using this line on two setups in 13 and 15 lb for two years now. I throw lures from 1/4 up to 1 oz on these two rods. Poppers, squarebills, rattle traps, spinnerbaits ,wakebaits, 110 WP, etc. I believe it will work well with most applications. Definitely less stretch than “traditional mono” which I like best, excellent knot strength and abrasion resistance also. The only bad thing is it’s a little pricey.

My most expensive rod Is a Dobyns champ extreme, retails for $340. While a very nice rod and I like it, not worth it IMO. My less expensive rods ($100 -$140) I like just as much. Most expensive reels are at $200 each, a Lews tournament pro and pro z. I like my two Shimano castitas better which retail for $100.