Thinking about the 905 for jigs and double for a A-rig rod. Anyone have any feedback they can provide on this particular model?

Many times instead of getting hung up on blade configuration I have had success in switching blade colors. Chartruese rear blade in muddy water and on overcast days when the shad are spawning it is hard to beat a rear white blade for the fish to key in on.

I'll second the Daemos!

Hard to beat the Strike King Rage Craw....

Lunker Lure Triple Rattleback and the Profound Outdoors Kelly Jordan jigs have been producers for me over the years. The Profound Outdoors jigs have a very stout hook that sticks em good.

The older pigskin jigs from Booyah were very good in my opinion. One of the best summer baits I have used when the fish are relating to craws.

Mann's Ti-Classic if you can find them. Something about the vibration that drives the big ones nuts!

I use the Megabass Hedgehog Evolution quite often. This year my Addermine pulled some double duty and worked very well. The lake I fish has alot of laydowns, so we often use 8# test to pull the hook free and straighten so you do not spend the day retying.

Megabass Orochi Double X Flat Side Special Gen 1. Works well for 110's and Pointer 100's.

The Megabass Warhammer is awesome for punching!

I have the shallow water/fast moving speacial. Does really well for squarebills and rattle traps. Loads perfectly and do not pull the hooks loose when you hook up.

I just picked up the Megabass Addermine and from the initial time having it in my hands I feel it will be a fantastic drop shot rod. I feel it will do some other techniques well. I'd look at one if I were you.

The Addermine arrives yesterday. Very light and crisp rod from what I can see thus far. Looking to add one more spinning rod might just get another Addermine due to being able to use it foramy applications.

Looking for thoughts on the better choice for drop shot, tubes and ned rigs?

NRX 894 or Valdivia. Have both. Like the feel and balance of the Valdivia better, but the 894 sets a good hook.