Bassin_Harrison

Maybe the older version. In all of their current rod lines on their website they are MH/MF, I looked at each of them.

Glad to hear it’s light, this newer Tatula SV I just got is like a feather. Appreciate the Falcon recommendation. I’ll probably stay away from that model just because of the MF action. I’m getting a new rod because I realized I don’t like how soft the tip is on the rod I’ve been trying to use for jerkbaits.

Just looking for some thoughts on this particular model of the “new” Curado series. Looking for a rod for jerkbaits but I’ll probably through a variety of things on it (finesse jigs, small cranks) since my small arsenal requires versatility. Tatula SV103 would be sitting on it (I know I know a crime don’t crucify me). Intrigued by the Team Lew’s Signature Series 7’ Medium Fast as well.

Can't justify buying for retail, but I'm not much a DIY guy so if anyone has a used one they'd like to sell for say less than 70 let me know. I'm in eastern MA if anyone's local. Thanks!

Appreciate this ??

Just did some digging and someone is selling a Best Marine Cart which looks very similar to the Wilderness systems one for $75 on Marketplace, retails for $150. Only about 30 min away from me. The C-Tug will probably be my next option to try if this for some reason falls through. Appreciate all the responses guys.

Looking to invest in a cart to make my life easier transporting my Lure 11.5 around. I fish a lot of bodies of water that don't have true boat launches and it's just a dirt path or one covered in tree roots from my car to the water and the "wheel in the keel" can only do so much. I've got a $100 Amazon gift card so something on there would be great, but I'm open to anything. Thanks!

Good to know thank you!

I'm from MA and taking a family trip to a friend's house in the Lovell ME area, about smack dab along the middle of Kezar (west side). I'll be taking my Lure 11.5 with me. Looking for some advice on fishing Kezar and if there's any other good spots in the area? I see a Horseshoe Pond and Farrington Pond on the map. Also Kezar River which looks like it's right in the center of Lovell. I found a thread from 2015 that had some really good advice and the overall opinion seemed to be that the North Bay was not the best area, at least for bass. Just curious if that is the same or has changed. I'm used to fishing small, dirty bodies of water in thick grass for LM so I'm going to be out of my element for sure. I do have a dropshot tied on already though so hopefully that comes in handy. I'm also not sure if I'm going to have electronics yet or not. I'm going to do my best to mount the transducer and everything tomorrow, but we leave Saturday so it's going to be tight. I'm not very experienced with that stuff. Appreciate any help!

Very excited to take my crack at them!... might have to invest in that 7 1/2 ribbon tail ?

Just curious why colors like these are so popular? Is there any insight as to why they work so well? If I go into the reviews on TW for almost any worm, and most soft plastics, so many mention that these purple/pinkish colors are their favorite. I just find it kind of funny because it's so unnatural. Although I guess blue gill can have a kind of iridescent/purple shimmer sometimes. Whatever it is, I'm going to buy some roboworms and dream shots with this color scheme in the order I'm putting together right now. No idea when the best time to throw them is, but hopefully I find some luck.

100% Not at the moment... sadly? ?

Yes, and I've caught a few fish on a dropshot with it since last August. My question with this post was really does a M vs a ML really make a difference for dropshotting, am I going to struggle with getting fish in the boat because it's a stiffer rod. And clearly the general consensus is no, so that's great. But in general I liked what you said, it's 100% true for anybody who can do it. I just mean I don't have the money or space to buy a rod, see what application it works for and then buy another one for whatever application that rod couldn't cover. My goal is to have a few versatile rods and I wanted to know if I was going to be wasting my time using a dropshot with a "stronger" rod.

Oh I totally agree with this, find what works for YOU for sure. Only reason I ask is because I'm a high schooler who can't get a rod to test for each application so it's easier for me to put together other opinions and see if what I'm rocking with is going to do the job, you know ?

Yeah the only reason I go with braid is because I'm rarely fishing deep clear water like highland reservoirs, usually small stained ponds with a ton of grass. If I had more set ups though I would definitely have a spinning set up with braid and one with straight fluoro. Thanks Toxic.