im going to hijack this thread with my line question as its along the same lines sort of. ill be using the tw powell paddletail rod to throw baits like the trash fish, black dog fake fish, baitsmith shad, and shakey fins as well as the usual hollowbelly/paddletails and also its going to double as m...

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There is no major difference other than length. I'd use the 92mm as it would be the most versatile. i don't know what you are using the reel for. I find that 80mm is short...and 100mm is long.

YZH for cranking and Sunline Super Natural for topwater

I hope no one ever needs it for this, but it also a good record for insurance purposes...

I talked to a Daiwa guy about that last weekend. He said no one was hurt and the Daiwa factory was OK. They did close it down for a couple of days.

I think they'll move into higher end rods as things progress. A Daiwa guy admitted that they were looking at either micros or Recoils for the Steez line. Micros are purely a US thing right now, so it is hard to get the major Japanese OEMs to consider them.

Those will be fine. I use an Alphas 103 for TX rigging with a 1/4oz weight + the plastic. Sometimes the plastic is a 5" senko...

It looks to be Zillion sized to me.

I have an Airy Red Pixzilla, a fairly stock Sol (Alphas handle and drag upgrade) and a heavily modded Sol (ZPI handle, Alphas ito AI spool, drag upgrade). The Pixzilla is awesome...even better than the heavily modded Sol. The to advantages the Sol has over a Pixy is the drag and line capacity. The s...

Post a WTB thread in the For Sale forum.

I fondled a 7'1" Steez Compile-X with micros on it. Completely different rod!

More and more pros are using fluorocarbon for reaction baits like spinnerbaits, jerkbaits, crankbaits, lipless crankbaits. Whenever I check tournament results it's the dominant line used. However, when you look at responses from various forums, including TT, a lot of people, if not more, use a copo...

...heres why ( ASIDE FROM SENSITIVITY ) which you can get from a good co-polymer line. Why are you discounting sensitivity as a criterion for choosing a fishing line? If anything, sensitivity should be one of the top criteria. For me, sensitivity is the primary reason for using lines made entirely ...