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  • Gender
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  • Location
    Southern Ontario
  • My PB
    Between 5-6 lbs
  • Favorite Bass
    Smallmouth

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  1. Dangerfield started following Mark888
  2. Mark888
    Hey Smithy! Yes, been throwing baits such as the s-waver, i-slide, tiny klash, magdrafts etc, and doing pretty good! Biggest thing for me is picking the days and time to throw a big swimsbait for maximum efficiency, since i still got to get videos out :D
  3. Mark888
    Shimano Exage 7"6 cranking stick, what i use for 6xds and up
  4. Mark888
    i use a shimano blackmoon backpack, love it so far!
  5. Mark888
    Wait for the cured k to come out, its going to be a wicked reel for sure!
  6. Mark888
    Shimano Casitas reel with a Shimano exage 7'2 MH F rod, $220 combo. I have a couple and they are great for the price! The curado 70 is also a great reel.
  7. Mark888
    Im near Toronto too. I order for TWH once a year or so, but other then that i go to gagnon sports in Oshawa or Sail.
  8. Mark888
    9ft rods? yea those must be new
  9. Mark888
    a 7ft medium heavy is a great all around bait casting rod, it wold cover most applications. i would go with a 7 gear ratio casitas though.
  10. Mark888
    For me its the ANGLERS CHOICE KILL SHOTS, look them up, absolutely deadly!
  11. Mark888
    To cover all of the basics, all you need is a medium fast spinning combo and a medium heavy bait casting combo. ie. 7ft Medium fast spinning rod, 2500-3000 size spinning reel with braid to fluorocarbon leader. Use the fluorocarbon for finesse applications and take it of for poppers etc. 7ft to 7'2 medium heavy fast baitcatsing combo, really any reel over $100 (you get what u pay for) and i recommend braid or fluorocarbon (depends if you use crank baits or not - fluorocarbon). Check out the new Shimano exam rods, only $100. Other then that your tackle will build over time, cranking rods etc. Tight lines!
  12. Mark888
    Yupp! Smallies love brush hogs on a split shot!
  13. Mark888
    Go to store and hold a Shimano Exage rod - just released. Although i event fished one yet, they feel great for the price tag! I would stay stick to a 7ft MHF as an all around rod, tight lines!
  14. Mark888
    Sold my lews after a week to buy another tatula, amazing reels. Im just not a huge fan of the feeling of the lews.
  15. Mark888
    Thank you, yea haha i come on here if i have time!
  16. Mark888
    i found a local guy selling, yes i still love my tatulas lol! trying it out tmw finally
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