MN Fisher

Another vote for InvizX - I've tried a couple others and keep coming back to it.

I don't know about Ali - but the price they quote on Digitaka is what I pay...no taxes, no shipping charges for rods and reels, no import fees.

My situation exactly.

Prior generation St Croix Mojo Bass - handled the new Trigons at my local store and did NOT like them. I prefer an XF rod for finesse applications and the 6'10" ML/XF was a great addition. Secondary rod is actually the St Croix Panfish - the 7'3" ML/XF I picked up has also proven to be a winner in my arsenal.

Either pound test but 8 strand all the way - my three Miravel 2500s have 20#, 15# and 10# 832 on them - all based on what techniques I'm using them for.

I can believe the streams down there are open...just hope he's following the rules - C&R only on stream trout until April 12

Fixed that for you.

De[ends on the reel - most of mine are new - but usually purchased JDM for under US prices, the exceptions are the few Pflueger Patriarchs I've gotten in Excellent condition on the used market...all for under 1/2 retail price.

I'm not quite that old - that dance became popular a year or two before I was born Like @A-Jay says #borninfiftynine

If any of us were ever sane to begin with. 🤪

They do tell you - a 36v8a charger draws 288 watts of power (36x8)...if it's only 50% efficient, then it needs 576 watts. Divide by 120v for the outlet - and it's max draw from the house is 4.8amps of house current. They are rated - my NOCO has different modes - flooded (standard car battery), AGM (also for Gel-Cells) and Lithium. unless your charger is rated for the battery type your using, you can cause damage to the battery that's NOT covered by warranty.

Except NOCO is a US company that designs their chargers in Ohio....made over in Asia, but US engineered. Dakota Lithium's main manufacturing facility is in Grand Forks, ND, USA.

I'm running a 12v 5x2 - 10 amps total into two banks of 5 amps each. Outlet it plugs into is connected to a 30amp breaker on the main panel. There's other items on that run - lights in the hobby room, outlet for the airbrush compressor, soldering station, Dremel station - but I've yet to trip that breaker...though not everything is run at the same time. How much does it pull? 10 amps at initial charge, dropping to 1-2 amps when the battery is full and it's on maintenance mode. Note that a 36v battery needs a 36v charger - NOCO has that, but it's industrial rated and comes in at $600. I'd go with the Dakota Lithium charger - 36v, 8 amps, will charge up a 100ah battery in 12 hours from full discharge (a rare occurrence) for $199. Lithium chargers, like batteries, aren't cheap if you want quality...I wouldn't 'settle' for one of those under $100 chargers from Amazon - don't know what kind of damage they'll do to a BMS.

If you're going Lithium do NOT go cheap on the charger...get the best you can spring for. NOCO comes to mind for me - it's the only brand I'll put on the boat.

I'm with Toxic $5k Fiberglass boat? What's wrong with it and how much more is it gonna cost you $5k Aluminum boat? You should be good to go...