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Great reel i have one myself, very underrated.

I only use braid and leader for my dropshot setups, everything else is flourocarbon, or straight braid. But for my dropshot setup its 5lb Maxima Ultragreen for open water, and 6lb for areas that have some sparse cover a fish could try to run towards. It's never let me down and I fish Clearlake from time to time where the largemouth are big and mean.

Yup, or cutting off the tag end and wondering where the heck you're supposed to tie the dropshot weight.

Just received my custom rod from Nelson rods, built on a St. Croix SCV610MLXF blank, with spiral wrapped titanium torzite guides, and carbon fiber grips, paired it with a Alphas CT SV, should be an awesome shakyhead rod.

When are you gonna put a Daiwa on that bottom contact? ?

Looks like you got a cage for the monkey, USE IT.

I'm eagerly awaiting the next new topic.

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I wish, but I have way too much cool stuff. I always do better on my boat than when I'm a co angler because I have so much tackle to cover any scenario and logs from past trips all in the boat. In reality it's all in my head probably, a hula grub, Squarebill, topwater of some sort a senko and dropshot and I would be covered in my state.

Bingo.

Picked up a brand new in the box TDZ Type R+ 103H.

My jig rods range from 6ft6 to 7ft4 they all have there place.

Any boat thats gets within casting distance of me when I've been on spot lock, gets a 12 oz swimbait thrown repeatedly in their direction until they leave.

Also put a bobber stop right at the top of your knot helps alot with grass and lake snot build up.

That blank is awesome no mater if its in the mojo or legend xtreme. Just a great blank.

Since I have numerous St croix rods in every model, I will tell you the 6ft10 ml extra fast model is the one you want, the medium model is more of a mag medium, the ml extra fast has a ton of back bone with a lively tip. On the ML 6ft10 xfast rods I have, I throw everything from ned rigs using 1/16 heads, to 1/4 shakyheads with trick worms and 4 to 5 inch Yamamoto grubs on 1/16-1/4 ball or darter heads. It's also a excellent t rig rod, I use a 1/8 tungsten bullet weight, 1/0 roboworm rebarb hook and a 6 inch fat roboworm in purple brown hologram, it's awesome for that bait combo. You'll be disappointed in the medium for the applications you are describing.

Added a second super Destroyer to the lineup and sourced a mint TDZ Type R

It definitely works and works well, it's not magic but when the bite is tough i tend to do much better with a Maxscent meaty chunk as a jig trailer than any other, especially when deadsticking.

You think the black trick worms are good, try the Blackberry (read black) Mann's Jelly worms.

4.5 inch roboworm in oxblood light red flake.

Exactly the same here.

Your determination to argue your opinion which is what it is, proves you do not give up easily even if the argument is futile as are all arguments based off of opinions, you read too much into my posts and assumed other things, but nonetheless good job, definitely an A in my book.

It's definitely a weakness if that pitcher gave it 100% then why are they upset, they are in more control of their pitching, than a angler trying to coerce a fish to bite a lure in fishing there are way more variables, pitching wasn't a good example.

They are extremely productive, I will say they fish alot lighter than the stated weight, I regularly fish the 3/4 and 1 ounce, some days it's lights out.

It's definitely a character flaw, its a past time hobby if you are discouraged because of a lack of productivity it is pretty pathetic, it's a first world problem, hate to see what happens if this hypothetical individual encounters real issues in life. Instead said unproductive day should light a fire under this individual and make them a even greater fisherman.