If you're talking live bait- then worms or minnows. Everything eats worms and minnows.
If your talking artificials - then easiest is probably 1/16 oz crappie jig. Plastic or marabou both work well.
I have pretty much caught everything on a crappie jig.
Could just be my opinion but i think the Expride A is a better jerkbait rod than the B.
I feel it has a slightly more parabolic tip section than the B model. To me the B feels slightly more stiff.
I dont have the new model but I have several of the previous model that you mentioned.
It's a decent reel. Really no complaints for the price point.
The new model probably have less bearings to save on manufacturing cost. Doesn't make it any lesser of a reel. I'm going to assume it's just as smooth and reliable the older model.
You can't really go wrong with any of the Daiwa LT series spinning reels.
I prefer one piece rods also, but the two piece Presso rods have never been an issue.
Ive had the 6', 6'6" and 7' versions.
The are not fast action but fairly moderate.
They work good for moving baits and float fishing.
Two lightly used rods in good condition.
Cork is good. Guides are good.
7' light and 6'10" med light.
Can send pictures - too large to load.
$365 together.
864-621-6356
I dont have the 7'2 ML but I have the 6'10" ML and 7' L+.
I prefer the 6'10" ML of the two I have. It's better balanced and for some reason I dont feel that it's as stiff as the 7' L+. It seems that the tip is a little softer on the 6'10" ML.
I also purchase a Magic L ultralight. It's a decent little rod for $31.
I actually bought two since they performed well for the price.
I have both paired up with two Piscifun carbon x 1000 reels.
I used them mainly for trout this past winter.
I wish they would come out with longer lengths in this model.
I often use a 1/6 or 1/4 white roostertail tied about twelve inches below a small swivel. If the water is stained, I might choose a brighter color.
I throw it out on flats about 10 feet deep and let it sink to the bottom then just slow roll it back, pausing every now and then.
The spotted bass love it.
The CHX has a smaller body.
C stands for compact.
HX stands for extra high gear ratio.
If it has S, then that means shallow spool.
The weight should be lighter on the CHX, due to the smaller body size.
You can called Daiwa and order the bigger knobs if they are in stock.
Is the "Shimano" reel from AliExpress?
I've seem them on there and was intrigued.
Looked like a cross between a Stella and Exist.
How does it feel compared to the name brand reels?
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