For pitching and flipping it can be critical if you're height challenged. Other than that it doesn't matter. Rod length should be a mix of what technique and how much accuracy you need. Shorter rods are easier to cast accurately.Shorter rods are. Lighter and generally better balanced.
Trying to cast hard with a baitcaster results in less distance.its all about technique. Cast with your wrist not your arm. Centrifugal brakes work best. Handle should face up.
I have a Lews Custom Lite on a medium bass pro Patriot rod that casts 1/10 nedheads with a Trd on them really well. Zero backlash with the reel set right.
black dissapears in low light backrounds. white stands out. white dissapears looking up at the surface. black sticks out in that situation.if your bait is on the bottom black blends in with other stuff down there.
i use neon green with the last 5 feet colored black.
I have a wife for that !!!
Do you have gasoline smell on your hands or tobacco ?
I suck at drop shot but Ned rig rules. It's better than catching nothing.
I thought braid was more sensitive than mono or flouro.
You need a good baitcaster with a light spool. I recommend Lews Custom lite. It casts light weights really well.
Before somebody found out doyo made Lews I had heard all kinds of incorrect speculation for years.
Bass pro prints plenty of bad reviews of their products. If you're gonna be that skeptical all you can do is buy it and try it.
Check there website. More positive review percentages than most rods. I have 2 of the baitcasters. 6-6 medium and 7 medium. Both light and sensitive . plenty of strength and backbone but still have flex. They are really well balanced also. Have sic Fuji guides which is awesome at that price range.
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