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Nice catch! Would love to get me a snook one day.

Snack size. I can almost hear the "clack" through the comp screen.

I've become a fan of the Jackall Gantarel and the Giron.

I like both. My suggestion, try the 168 on the setup you've listed. A heavier rod is better for the 200. My setups: 168 - Loomis 843 on 12lb 200 - Loomis 956 on 20lb

The CL8 Vole rat after an explosive encounter with a night time green fish. I was hooked, figurtivly and literally, and got to visit urgent care to remove a 1/0 treble shortly following the excitement. Cheers

The Weedless Shad is AWESOME. I like to throw them on 12lb mono and grind it on the bottom. Smaller fish seem to rip them up faster than, say, anything over 2lbs. Cheers

I added a small willow leaf blade to the tail of mine. The amount of added weight helps the bait sink slowly, and from what I noticed, evenly. Slow rolling it with a twich/pause is my jam. Cheers.

The D series is very smooth and easy to palm in my opinion. I like my 300D for baits up to 4-5oz. It holds plenty of 20lb mono and casts extremely well. Adjusting the brakes is not a quick task and you will need to have a small flat head scew driver to access them. Another alternitive to consider would be the B series for almost half the price of a D. I am impressed with the D series and am looking to replace my 400B with a 400D when the time is right. The price point on a 400D is heavy if you looking to buy retail. Cheers

I like the wooden shell cracker. The G2 is a great choice for a small profile gill.

1. 9" Slammer 2. Negotiator 3. Hudd Shad

I like to consider the 6-7" baits as Medium size.