The reason I suggested the lure weight is because you had an “ ish “ . If you’re through the guides and not wrapped around the tip or through the bait keeper then open the bail and the line should pull out effortlessly. If it does, tie a 3/16 bell sinker on and gently give it a test cast. That’s what I would do.
I’ve had good luck buying used. The flea market of this forum has been wonderful. There’s no way I could have afforded a few of the rods I bought if they were new. Thank all you guys.
Arby’s fries are my favorite. When my wife was pregnant with our second son , we would make the trip to Amarillo every weekend to get her Arby’s. That’s when I got addicted to their curly fries. Anyway back to the subject. I climb ladders and roll around in the floor and stuff.
A 3.5” Ripper swimbait is where I would start. Chartreuse pepper with a splash of red dip and dye. Thread that goodness onto a 1/4 oz ball head jig and watch the magic happen.
I carry three rods usually. A 7’ MH caster spooled with 15 - 20 # mono , a 7’ M spinner spooled with 10# mono , and a 7’ ML spinner spooled with 6# mono. I don’t really do bait specific lines . It’s all gotta be versatile and mono is the happy medium for me.
This topic came up not too long ago at the local coffee shop. A few farmers swore that they had seen a huge cat on a sprinkler pivot, swinging his tail with not a care in the world. If the men had been less credible I wouldn’t have believed them, but they aren’t liars.
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