NorthernBasser

Appreciate it! One more question, and it's a dumb one, does the class 3 hitch weigh more than the class 2? If so, enough to weigh the rear down more than the other?

You mention a class B, 3,500lb hitch. I have found this online. It says class 3. Would this work? And do I want 2"? Sorry, I'm quite new to this. https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Hitch/Jeep/Grand+Cherokee/2018/75699.html?vehicleid=2018303157 edit-I'm assuming class B=class 2? Could I still use a class 3 (like in the link) or is that overkill?

Hey guys. Is there a promo code for Tackle Warehouse? I've got a pretty big cart (ughhh) and could use a little help. I thought I saw one on here once, but can't find anything. Thanks a bunch.

Glad to see this thread. I came here with my own treble hook question. When purchasing crankbaits/jerkbaits, many have reviews that say you should change out the trebles and/or split rings. How do we know what size hooks each particular bait comes with? I can't tell just by looking at them. Thanks! BTW, I hear these are good replacement hooks? http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Gamakatsu_Aaron_Martens_TGW_Nano_Finesse_Treble_Hook/descpage-NFH.html

Thoughts on this boat? Good deal? How are Yamaha motors? https://madison.craigslist.org/bod/d/2006-smokercraft-stinger-161/6540593351.html Or this one? https://madison.craigslist.org/boa/d/1997-alumacraft-magnum-165-cs/6538762568.html

Saw a used boat on Craigslist. Are we allowed to post CL adds here? Wanted to get your guys' take on it.

Agree with this. Do not give up. Jig fishing takes a little more patience than some other techniques. But it's also the most rewarding when you catch that hawg. I catch most of my big summer bass on jigs with a Paca Craw trailer.

I've always been a Curado guy. I have multiple ones and just got the Curado K. Last summer I decided to buy a Tatula and give it a shot. Man, I was so impressed I bought 3 more (in different models/ratios). Can't say enough good things about them.

Thanks guys. I'll take everything into consideration. One thing I'd like, but realize I'd maybe have to pay more, is locking rod lockers.

Thanks for the replies. I fish mainly bass, but also fish pike and muskie from time to time. Not sure if I want tiller or steering. Any pros/cons? Kind of want steering. But pros for tiller would be more room in the boat I suppose. And with steering, you have more issues that can go wrong/break I suppose? Price range is around $7,000-$8000 (or less), so new is out of the question. Tho that 40th Anniversary gives you a lot of boat for that price.

Hey guys/gals. I am looking to buy my first boat (not counting jon boats I've owned) ASAP. I'd like something in the 16' range. And Aluminum. And I'm thinking around 40HP. Are there any tips you can give me as far as what to look for, and what to stay away from? Are certain motors a no no? Is Mercury the best? Should I get 4 stroke over 2 stroke? Certain boat brands that I should shy away from? As far as trailer goes, are rollers or bunks better? I admit I'm quite naive to this all. Appreciate any help.

Obviously any line color can and will catch fish. But do certain colors catch more fish? Do certain colors make fish more hesitant to commit? That's the $100,000 question.

So, I've always fished mono. Last year I started using braid on my frog rod. And this year I'd like to dabble in fluoro and/or coploy lines. Now, I've always heard (for mono at least) that the green line is better for stained/muddy water, and clear line is better suited for clear water. Now, here's what I always questioned. In stained/dirty water, it's best to use black/dark lures, since they're more visible to the fish. Well if that's the case, wouldn't the green mono be more visible to the fish in stained/muddy water than the clear mono? Also, why don't anybody make green fluorocarbon? Is it not necessary because clear fluoro is pretty much invisible in stained and clear waters?

You the man!

Anybody have issues with the back treble hook getting caught up on the tail of the lure? I've seen a handful of reviews mentioning this.

Thanks guys! Added the 168 to my cart. Bluegill color.

Hi guys. I've been wanting to get one of these tot try out. The sliding motion looks amazing from videos I've seen. And compared to other glide baits, the price isn't too bad. Anybody use them? Size preference? Color> I can't decide between the 4 3/4" and the 6 3/4". 6 3/4" seems pretty big, but I've also read a few reviews that the 4 3/4" sinks much faster, which is a little of a turnoff. I live in WI where a 5 lb bass is a nice bass. I imagine the 6 3/4" would be the way to go if you lived in CA, FL etc. But how about in the midwest? Sure, I wanna catch "bigger" fish. But I also wanna catch numbers with the bait, if you know what I mean,

Thanks guys. Appreciate all the replies. I'll definitely look into the ones mentioned. Obviously online there's more variety. I just wish I could hold the rods before buying. Sadly that isn't always possible.

Thanks. It's been years since I had a BPS rod. I do remember liking the one I had. How's the handle on those carbonlites? They seem a tad short in the pics I've seen. Hmm..I don't see Fury's coming in 7'2" and 7'3" lengths.

Sorry for posting this topic, since I'm sure it's been discussed numerous times. I found a few threads people started asking about specific spinning rods, but I didn't wanna hijack their threads. I mainly use casting rods/baitcasters, but I'd like to get 2 spinning setups this year to throw lighter stuff (TRDs, weightless plastics, finesse baits in general). For the rod I'd like to stick to around $100-$120. So far, these are the 3 I've been looking at. But I'd love to hear any other recommendations. http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Falcon_BuCoo_SR_Spinning_Rods/descpage-FSR0.html http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Dobyns_Fury_Spinning_Rods/descpage-DFFS.html http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/St_Croix_Bass_X_Spinning_Rods/descpage-TSX.html Kind of wish the first 2 came in 6'10". Also, not sure if I should go medium or medium light. Fast tip? Extra fast? Also looking for reels. I hear good things about the President? Not sure what size tho. The regular President only comes in 5.2:1 ratio whereas the President XT is 6.2:1. Anybody use either of these? Thanks all!

Thanks for the replies. The Grand Cherokee I'm looking at is a 2017 or '18 Altitude edition. You can't get the tow package with it. I read on forums if you put your own tow hitch on, the max you can pull is 2,000 lbs, because of gearing, etc. But I question that a bit. This is the engine. It's also a 4x4. 3.6-Liter V6 24-Valve VVT Engine with ESS 295 hp 260 lb-ft of torque 8-Speed Automatic Transmission

Hey guys. I haven't had a boat in some time, and the last one I had was a little jon boat. I'm looking to get a Jeep Grand Cherokee, but it doesn't have the tow package (ones that do have a 5,000 lb towing cap.). So if I put one on myself, the tow capacity will be 2,000 lbs. My question is what kind of boat could I get away with pulling? I wanna get something used around 16'. Something aluminum like a Mirrocraft/Princecraft/Alumacraft/Tracker. I'm thinking 40HP is the most I'd go. Thanks!

I'd pay a few more bucks and get the CT. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Daiwa-Tatula-CT-100HL-6-3-1-Left-Hand-Baitcast-Fishing-Reel-TACT100HL-/302283400858?hash=item46617ea69a

Thanks. But these I know. My question is the difference between Big Game and Trilene XT. I use both XL and XT, but have never used Big Game. I see a lot of people like it. I'm wondering what the advantages is over XT.

What's the main difference between Big Game and Trilene XL? Thanks.