jankybass

Thanks Bizzle and Apster i will have to take a closer gander at those.

I think alot of people are caught on hype and not true reel mechanics of the reels.My preference is definately Abus Ambassador Record.The calcuttas or most swimbait reels when cast, the line guide on your spool is fixed, meaning when your bail opens and your line is pealing off at record speed, it creates a huge friction point that reduces casting distance. The Records line guide traveles back and forth just as in taking in line, which I think increases your distance considerably.AT about $139 its hard to beat.

Definately slim senkos work great. I like 7l model cuttail slim senko and reaction innovations flirt worm. Colors are typical but these seem to get the best action.

It is definately a denser bait and still on the 1st one.Possibly may try to hook it on a weighted EWG, but because the bait seems heavier may be great weightless.I like the fact of securing the weight close to the bait.Thanks for all the input.

Just got some new swim senkos blk/blu.Went this last weekened and hooked up one to about 2 1/4. I had tex rigged it on a 3/0 owner worm hook w/ 1/8oz. tungsten slip sinker. I heard there was new ways to rig it on "insideline.net" , but cant seem to find it. Has anyone used these yet or have some new ways to rig it. Thanks

I have found these most productive: manns1-minus series Cordell Littlte Big O bandit 100 series Strike Kings Diamond shad- lipless You can never go wrong with chrome/blk back or chrome/blue back