Poppers, toads, swim jigs, 6" worms, spinnerbaits and square bills.
Time of day, Water color, wind and structure will determine what I will start with and switch to.
Early on with it I just couldn't get comfortable with it.
After an hour of fishing with it I liked it less.. As the day
went on it was less and less.
Glad you like it.
Keith at Powell sent me a 7'3" mag rod with the SK2 seat.
I loved everything about the rod except for that seat. It was to small for
me. I found it uncomfortable and also tough to keep hold of
the rod,
as you know on the Lews rods the rest seat is cut short on
the cork side too. ( That may be part of the seat design) That is very comfortable in my hand. I get a great grip.
I can cast it all day..
You know I kept looking at the two of them. I saw the similarity.
You just confirmed my thoughts. Thx for that!
Question has been answered and final decision made.
Has it ever occurred to you; meaning everyone, our rods are not graphite.
They are carbon fiber... or a blend of weaved materials.
Graphite is what we refer to as the lead in a pencil.
As for the OP.. Quit smoking that crap.
Throwing toads with my Lews Magnum One is a workout to say the least. It's a stick.. Throwing a punch jig is right in it's wheel house. It's also good for swim baits which I seldom fish with.
If I was to buy a Bass Boat again I would consider all of them. "At this time" Skeeter would be high on my list but I'd have to take a hard look at the Bass Cat..
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