It's like SI on steroids. The potential to explore underwater is amazing. I wouldnt use it to actually fish with, but to be able to go down and actually scout the environment the fish are living in is extremely beneficial. No different that snorkeling or diving and doing the same, although you dont...

It's like SI on steroids. The potential to explore underwater is amazing. I wouldnt use it to actually fish with, but to be able to go down and actually scout the environment the fish are living in is extremely beneficial. No different that snorkeling or diving and doing the same, although you dont ...

It is my go to tippet material for Steelhead on the fly. The stiffness helps with turning over the big wet flies I use in the winter. The strength and abrasion resistance is great in the rocky boulder strewn rivers I fish. It's nothing fancy, but it works great. Honestly Yo-Zuri Hybrid and P-Line CX...

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civicrr wrote:I would be on the opposite side. I want my crankbait rods to have hook keepers.

I do too, just not one that will eventually lead to cracked epoxy.

Yup. I like the Fujis as I can get the bait to stand out and not hit the blank as well. Reduces blank damage.

I'm curious as to why such a light rod? I use an 854c with mine and can make it spit 90* to each side in a tight splashing walk.

Great lure, great review. The only negative I've noticed is this baits tendency to tumble on the cast as opposed to other lipless baits.

I have been fishing this rod for about a year now. After trying multiple reels on it, I like my Z on it, and use it for small a rigs. Definitely a versatile rod, and a balanced setup. I 'd say it's weight ratings are pretty spot on as well, which is stated in this review. I've had mine for two year...

Tim Kelly wrote:Pretty sure my Alphas SV had 2 bushings per handle.

Mine came with two bushings per knob.

Yeah I was wondering where the drag chart was. It has swayed a couple of my reel purchases. It is erratic at the upper end, but unless you hero hook set jigs with it, the drag is fine. I swapped mine for carbontex because I like to lay the wood to fish and am using the Alphas for heavy cover fishin...

cndbasshunter wrote:u should see the spool i got coming for my Steez

I'll have one shortly to replace this one

I wonder how much distance did the alphas get, tossing a cross tail shad on a owner mosquito hook. I'd also like to know :big grin: If I didn't have 40lb braid on mine I woulda ran it on my X7 Super Elseil last night and tried that. I was busy casting weightless robo worms and 3" Senkos on my ...

Good review, but did you accidentally leave out a chunk of the casting section? Just says you tied on a light weight bait- no mention of how it did, casting, other baits, distances, compared to other reels/alphas, etc. Yeah kind of surprised there wasnt much mention on the casting part other than i...

I love my 6th Sense baits. I was actually bed fishing smallies with a FRS in April. The Lucky Craft LV-100 also has the same nose down/tail up posture on the bottom.

I've been begging my local sporting goods manager to bring this in to Sportsmans Warehouse. I figure with the high speed and big capacity it would sell like mad for the Salmon/Steelhead gear guys.

How durable are the guides?