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  1. Tony L.
    I have seen several topics in these forums about how the 6.5 -7ft medium-heavy, fast action rod paired with a low profile reel is the closest thing to an "all around" setup in the baitcasting category. It should reasonably cover most applications with the exception of maybe lures with treble hooks. My question to you all is, what would be the closest thing to an "all around" LINE to go with this setup? I am intentionally vague on the details because I am looking to cover the widest range of scenarios possible. Thank you in advance, and have fun debating!
  2. averagebass123
    What in your opinion is the most versatile lure: can be used shallow, deep, slow, fast, winter, summer, spring, fall, pitch/flipping etc.? IMO it has gotta be the ole jig 'n' pig. You can use just about any trailer depending on the style/speed of your retrieve. It can be fished fast, slow, in deep water, and shallow water. For weight, i would say that the 1/4 oz- 5/16 oz sizes are best. I like 1/4 oz best for year-round, all types of water fishing, but 5/16 is better for the deep stuff.
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