I usually catch them by accident when I'm fishing under the lights for crappie.

Anyone else use this reel for flipping,and pitching,it seems to be my go to reel for this application.

Which rod did you get,thanks

I see how they could grow on a fellow.

gailt wrote:The translation is always a hoot.

Yes it amazes me sometimes.

I've never tried it either,but it's a bargain if its good line.

[quote="toddmc"]I go between casting and spinning for finesse based on wind, depth, and my need to hit a small target. The 4" Senko (I am assuming you are fishing the non-slim version) is really fun to fish when fishing shallow water (8' or less) with a Loomis 822C blank and an Alphas SV reel. As ha...

I was a little reluctant to try it but all of you have changed my mind I'm going to give it a try.

Legit Design looks very similar to the Super Trickster, or perhaps a Major Craft speedstyle for a bit more of a stealth look. https://japanlureshop.com/legit-design-wild-side-bait-casting-model-wsc64l-bait-finesse-10686.html https://majorcraft-america.com/product/speedstyle-spinning/ Thank you very...

The Steez SV103 variants don't feel quite as good as the EX imo. Not night and day, but the extra hair of refinement is noticeable. So by adding an SV spool to the EX that's about what you'll get. A hair more refinement. The Steez SV is no slouch and still feels fantastic. Could be from the change ...

I'm wondering is the IS79 red clutch 25 produced,and the silver clutch 25 produced,thanks for any answers.

I usually use a shorter rod 6'6" rod mh rod when I fish topwater.just the fact that I have to fish sitting down, a shorter rod is better for me.

masterbass wrote:A steez 103 with a diy spool would also work really well.

Are there any DIY spools you recommend,thanks

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