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I can't answer you exactly, but I can say that out of all my shad baits a few stand out. HPH, OG Texas Glide, and the Doomrider. It is a machine. Like I consider it the bait to pick up when I give up throwing my Hinkle Trout and Deps 250 and I just want some numbers. The one down side is the tails fall apart faster than I can find replacements. Late reply, but hopefully it can help someone out.

I just got a 12 inch Suicide Glide and it is terrible in the water. 1) It rolls no matter how slow I retrieve it and 2) it noses up on any hard glide and pretty much climbs to the surface on any retrieve. Is there a fix? Can I tune it to swim better? Any insight would be appreciated,

I want to add Gomexus handles to my Tranx 300s. But I have no idea what size I need to order. I know a lot of guys here use them and would appreciate any input and any suggestions for other brands that would work as well or better.

I did. No luck so far. Hoping it turns up and I can find whoever took my stuff.

Anyone in the DFW area and Texas in general, I would appreciate if you could keep an eye out on Marketplace, Letgo, pawn shops or anywhere else. My rods were all stolen the other night in east Dallas. A Leviathan Omega XXH swimbait rod, several silver Abu Garcia Vengeance rods, a Dobyns 8’9 Magnum swimbait rod, a Daiwa swimbait rod with cork handle, a 13 Fishing swimbait rod, two Shimano Tranx 300s, a Daiwa Lexa Luna, several Daiwa Tatulas. Two rods had Deps 250s, one trout and one had a nose hook. $500 to anyone who can help me locate my stuff.

Probably a noob question, but how do I sign up for the tournaments?

I just picked up some BS 9.0s. Never been a soft bait type of guy, but they were too cool to pass up. Any tips like where they do best ( main lake, shallow, in creeks, etc) and recommendations on retrieves would be appreciated. I live in Texas and mostly fish the central area with stained water lakes and occasionally very clear lakes.

Duuuuuuude I'm hating on you. Been grinding for months with nothing close to that. But Texas is also getting worse and worse for the big bass chase. Awesome bass, please tell the fish gods to send me some of that mojo.