Dens228

There is no possible way the original post wasn't trolling here.......I mean really.............

Yes it does.

I use a M/Mod spinning setup with 20 lb braid to a 6 or 8 lb mono leader. I've only caught little bass on it and don't use the technique much though. No issues with detecting strikes, most of my fishing is in less than 20 feet of water though.

Siebert swim jig in Bluegill or Bluegill Flash with a Keitech Impact Fat Sungill, usually a 3.8.

The ones I purchase are between $4-$5.......... Gamakatsu.............and I do well with underspins in a lot of places I fish. Great in clear water.

I've always used the improved clinch knot but use a double uni for leader to mainline.

I had my stuff in Plano waterproof boxes and the Edge Terminal and Jig boxes. I bought several of the Edge 3700 thins to force me to downsize what I bring on the kayak. I can still bring more than I need but I am better organized also because I can fit more boxes therefore divide them up better.

I don't use chunks but sometimes will bit a bit off the body of a craw to make the profile a bit more compact. I thread it.

In clear water I really like underspins coupled with an appropriate sized Keitech Impact Fat.

Spro Baby Fat John 50's River2Sea Biggies,,,,,,,Smalls and Poppa Lucky Craft 1.5's and 2.5's Pick a shad, something with Chartreuse, a few reds, a few chrome or ghost

Yep, they gotten a few extra $$'s out of me over the years to get the free shipping.......lol

I use hi vis braid to leader for jigs............I wouldn't switch..............ever..............

100% with you on that!

Judging by the pics of your tackle collection you need all those places to keep from emptying their shelves and saving some for the rest of us!

Tackle Trap.

I am a huge Megabass OrcohiXX fan. What I currently use Chatterbaits........the SpecR Spinnerbaits.........SpecR but sometimes I use the Tour Versatile... Crankbaits.........I use both the Flatside Special and the Swingfire, if I had to choose I prefer the Swingfire but they are pretty interchangeable. I do throw bigger cranks and deep diving cranks on a SpecR though.

The Curve 55 is my favorite crankbait. 6th Sense is a quality company.

Five feet or so.......My leader knot never makes it to the reel.

Will do. Last year I was out in the yak on March 14th, this year it doesn't look like it'll be that early..........

MH/Fast.........which is generally the best all around do everything. I use it that type for swim jigs, t-rigs, spinnerbaits, deep crank baits, Whopper Ploppers, etc.

The pair I bought are lighter material. I used them yesterday to shovel the driveway when it was 5 degrees out and they worked great.

I ordered a pair of Glacier Pro Angling gloves. I haven't used them yet but hopefully within the month. https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Glacier_Glove_Lightweight_Pro_Angling_Gloves/descpage-781BK.html

I have three go to spots....... My favorite and most often fished is 25 minutes away Close second is 50 minutes away Third is 25 minutes away. There's a fairly big chunk of fishable water 10 minutes from my house that's pretty good in the spring but is horrible the rest of the year.

If this helps I spent decent $$ on my first and only spinning setup to force me to try finesse more........such as dropshot and wacky rigged........ It didn't work..........lol I usually last about 5-10 minutes.

Once I realized how easy it was for charting I even started charting lakes that had charts. More up to date and accurate, doesn't cost a penny.