It was purported to minimize back lashes. The concept was the spool diameter decreased rapidly as the spool width decreased. It was actually pretty effective.
Depends on the brand as frame sizes differ. Shimano would be 2500 and a Daiwa would be a 3000. I run both 10 and 12 pound braids to a leader. I rarely run larger than 8 pound floro and will drop to 6 if the water is very clear.
I have a Hakai which I paid 142.00 for last year. It is light, really light. The start up of the Dream spool is extremely fast. Once I adjusted the cast control the ability to throw 3/16-1/4 was pretty darn good. I don’t have enough time on the reel to address reliability issues. It’s a solid build and at the stated retail, should be a great value.
Blugilla, Jaint Juice, Wild Shad for the Crush 50. The new Munch runs shallower for getting over submerged grass. The Splash Back popper is a superb top water bait.
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My 90 year old Mom had hit the medical wall that pushed to reality she just couldn’t liv alone. This concerned has been driving me crazy for the last several years Mom made the statement the it was past time selling the house and moving from Oregon to Washington. Put the house on the marked and hit the number we hoped for. A two day prepacking with some sell offs got us to a one day pack and unpack. I planned the move like a cop and had my task sheet done. Now m y mother can be closed to me, grand kids and great grandkids. All her needs are covered and we hope to be maximize her quality of life to the maximum.
Now I can breathe and maybe catch some bass. We did it.
The point on Mosquito hooks are off set a few degrees but the off set is so minimal it doesn’t rotate a bait enough to effect it’s position when nose hooked. Just nose hook and go. It’s a great hook.
As much as I used to fish Lamiglas and loved the old Excel, XMG50 and Certified Pro series, the company lost interest in bass rods when Skeet Reese left. The designer was in the middle of developing a promising series at that time. He’s a great guy who is now with Okuma US. Enough rambling. The XP series have old technology blanks and are not balanced. The actions are not progressive and take their actions from steelhead models. Strangely. The model in the XP casting is the 703. You would be better served with other options out their. Just being honest.
The new Spro box, the smoke one has double the slots for better customization for your tackle. I bought two and they are really nice and a super value.
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