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DarrinW

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  1. Yes I believe that the main gear is just noisy I think there isn’t much I can do to make it quiet. I was expecting a 200 dollar reel to be silent and buttery smooth and it is smooth just I do not enjoy feeling the mesh of the main gear when reeling. I think it is normal it’s smooth but I can feel the mesh of the main gear when reeling. The reel is new couple months I just thought I could quiet it. So is there not an upgrade I can purchase for it, better gears perhaps? Which Daiwa has the new hyper drive?
  2. Yes I greased it. I narrowed it down to the big gear inside the reel I grease it and it’s not super smooth like I can feel the heat turning when I reel
  3. I have a Daiwa Tatula 103h everything was great love the reel and one day I noticed some noise coming from the worm gear. So I went ahead and stripped the entire thing down oiled the bearing and greased the pinion all that. And I also greased the worm gear with my Pen grease the blue one. And after spinning the reel quickly it doesn’t sound smooth like it did. It basically sounds like I didn’t even grease it. How much exactly do I need to put on there I thought I put enough, but maybe I didn’t. Do I need to fill the teeth completely? the factory grease was great it seemed a lot thicker than the Penn grease.
  4. Thanks that’s a lot of good information. When you said you would try to find a short creek that has all those things. Sometimes I feel like if there not biting there not there. But I know that can’t be true because people say they see bass on live scope and they just don’t bite.
  5. lol I sure hope so
  6. Hello everyone, So within this year I’ve got very in to Bass fishing, I generally fish one lake which is closest (Lake Wylie). I know this Lake is tough but I think it makes things challenging so I am ok with it. So I primarily fish jigs finesse swim skipping etc. I fish around docks, skipping under docks and I can say on every outing I have caught atleast 1 bass mainly between 1 and 4. I am very comfortable with a jig. I can say the same thing about a worm because they are fished similar. Now my confusion is understanding how these bass operate within the lake. Water temps at the moment and within the last month 66 to 58 degrees and and all I have practiced is fishing docks and laydowns. I have thrown a few jerk baits on points also, throwing to the shallow and reeling in with some success. My understanding is that during the summer bass are deep. Now when they say deep so they mean 20’ 30’ ? This lake has spots up to 40+ and so they mean deep structure? Underwater points and timber? Now during the fall I’ve read Bass typically move from there deep habitats and tend to hang around more shallow areas. But what kind of areas? Just over the weekend on my outing I found a nice area of laydowns and I was probably throwing within a 50 yard area between 2’ and 3’ deep and caught 3. 1 spot and 2 large mouth. That was through out the day me starting there and returning in the evening. All caught in the same place. So why were these bass there? Is it that time for them to be that shallow? Or do bass stay around laydowns year around even if it’s shallow? Another thing I noticed is a couple people have caught very large Bass in very deep water at this time of year. Atleast 3 to 7 lbs which is a good size for the lake. Most of mine are around 1 to 2 lbs with my lake PB at 3.4 on a jig. So why are these bigger bass so deep for at this time of year if it’s time for them to move up. I do notice bait balls on radar, deep large bait balls everywhere really. I never really know what to think of them if I should be fishing them or not. I do not have live scope only down scan and 2D sonar. I am really trying to get out of my comfort zone and start fishing my Deep Dives by Rapala. I just don’t know where to throw them. I feel like I’ve mastered the jig or atleast very comfortable with it. But I am far from understanding the bass them selves. So to brake down my questions. Where should I focus on fishing. Why am I catching bass around docks and laydowns. And can I be catching more bass if I moved away from those things. At this time of year what are the bass moving torward and are they still deep with temps around 58-66. Id like to go out there and feel like I know what I’m doing instead of just fishing the obvious docks and laydowns and points. so if anyone could help a new angler out would be awesome give me some guidance and understanding. Thanks in advance.
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