I was flats fishing in Cuba saltwater doing that and being stupid, and a great big Barracuda whacked my bait and nearly took the rod. I lost him though...
I was just at Bass Pro, and i was looking at a wall of fishing line, and i started thinking, when would you use 18lb over 17lb, 22lb over 20lb. Do the 1 or 2 extra lbs of strength really matter, or is it just a gimmick.Why not stick to 5lb, 10lb, 15lb, 20lb, etc. Give me your thoughts below!
The premier is a good rod. All St. Croix rods are good rods. I have a 6`6`` Medium Premier for poppers and other small topwaters and cranks and i love it. I would definitely reccomend it and i think a MH would work well for plastic swimbaits.
I only use 832, its round, strong, repels water, and has thin diameter. I have all different kinds spooled on my reels. Their fluorocarbon sucks, but their braid is awesome.
Check the guides for nicks, and change your line to Sunline Maxima, Yo-Zuri or Toray. They are more expensive, but it is worth it. Vanish is pretty bad... If you find a nick in a guide, go to a reputable tackle shop and get it repaced, or if your rod is still under warranty, you can send it to Wright and Mcgill and they will repair and replace it.
I like my Mojo Bass 7 foot hvy/fast. I can walk a frog easily, and i can skip a frog way back under trees and docks. Great backbone too. Great rod for 110$.
maybe try posting in the "other species" forum. you might get some better answers there. I would reccomend using a 16th oz jighead with a small 1-3" plastic or piece of an earthworm, just jigging it on the bottom.
Lizard, Wacky rig or Shaky Head with a finesse worm. I have also had good luck with a big squarebilled crankbait in those conditions, casting to visible cover. for plastics natural colors are the key, and for the crank, i like a bit of a brighter color.
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