PB musky 51" tank. 8'6" xxh buldawg rod, 500 shimano tranx, 80# powerpro, double cowgirl.

montey wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 01, 2020 8:19 am

Obz wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 24, 2016 9:29 am

Right on. The mustad keepers looked soldered, that would be nice

I've had good luck with these Mustad hooks.

Yeah man I really like them 4/0 grip pin maxx they rock

For 300 it'd probably look most at home on a swingfire

LowRange wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 17, 2020 3:33 pm

Broken SV ramp?

You nailed it. The inductor spins because that ramp is broken. I compared it to a working reel. Thanks man and thanks to the rest of you guys for the info.

I sent my reel to daiwa because of gear problems, got it back and the magnets aren't engaging. If i crank the spool tension it will slow the spool down but the magnets are doing nothing. Any ideas?

Glx bcr 803 was pretty badass. Wish I still had it

The sniper has been the ticket. No kinks.

FG

Yes

X3 on the pad crasher

Spinning gear is great for open water situations, I use spinning setups for smallmouth often as well as walleye and steelhead. Some 15# braid to 10# flouro with an FG knot makes for a sensitive, easy casting set up and you can still kinda bully big fish. The drag systems are smoother allowing you to...

This is what you’re asking for and it comes from the editors of Tackle Tour. Although my personal preference is for a shorter frog rod in the 7’ range, if I wanted a rod to handle both duties this would be my first choice and be damn with the color scheme 😁 http://tackletour.com/reviewdaiwatatulael...

MTBF wrote: ↑

Thu May 14, 2020 2:47 pm

Nice lineup! That IMX Frog rod is fun your gonna love it.

Thanks man. I actually sent the IMX back and bought a 74 xh steez ags, which im real stoked on. The imx tip felt too similar to my faust and didnt balance as well.

Congrats man!

Depends on how heavy of popper and prop baits your talking. Most of the stuff i do is half ounce and up so, 14#mono 7MH st.croix LE. If under half ounce you might want a M power rod and lighter line.