Cyacnba wrote:

got2be5 wrote:Cotact info for Ian please. Thanks

Send him an e-mail at reel_tuner@yahoo.com . Awesome guy!

Thank You

Cotact info for Ian please. Thanks

I have yet to go to 2oz but a lot of 1-1/12oz.Im using Zillion 50ths so far so good.Hope this helps.

Im in line with david above.Tried several Daiwas started on the light end noticed the tip on the heavy side.Wound up with a Zillion 50th could not be happier..Hope this helps.

Never really scoped mine out i guess.caught about three boat fulls of bass over the last several years before i noticed half the guides on one rod are wrapped strait then the other half is wrapped probably a 1/16th of an inch off.not going to mess with the JUJU this 893 has.

trent_s wrote:NRX 895. My buddy has one...the real deal.

Could not of said it better myself.

To answer your question direct.The reel/pole setup need to be balanced(lightweight does not hurt either) the Smoothest Winding and Casting you can afford,also if needed a long distance bomber.Crainkbait fishing (for me) is a lot of casting and winding that will wear you out in a hurry if yor not dia...

Real nice! For grins what do you think they weigh?Around here a 4#er is a toad,yours look a lot bigger. Thanks

I dont believe you will be wanting to try any of your clients gear anytime soon.Topshelf for sure!

For me the 893 is my favorite out of the group.Magic tip plenty of backbone,light as a feather and the sensitivity is off the charts.
I have found1/4-3/8oz with trailer to be the sweet spot.I have tried several others for open water applications but have settled on this one.Hope this helps.

TD Z 103,Shim.D7

Nice catches,i need another Zeppelin shirt!!!

The cure of cabin fever.

Did you toss it back ?

Easy popper Megabass pop x color bass.Have one from 2002 that has accounted for over a dozen and a half LMB over 5#.Thats a big fish here in the Rocky Mts.My 8*yr old caught a 6.5#, and a 5# on back to back casts last summer.Just say'n.