jp_midwest

break offs on CXX? i can barely break off on 12pound i couldnt imagine on 25 pound

double san diego jam.

its either my first swimabait fish which came when i casted when i was on top of a seawall and the fish hit once it touched water and i flipped it up 5 feet to land it, or it was when i went on a one week streak catching nice fish for my home lake.

a tatula 300 will throw a mothership with ease. and if anything just order a tatula 400 from japan tackle, its only 237 dollars compared to the 389 dollars the lexa costs.

gancraft JC 178 floating

SU bait slick. last year i tried and tried fishing the citizen 6 straight from the package to no avail, but after i added bait slick onto it that night i got my first citizen fish.

i finally bought my first TK and in such a dope ass color.

im in the chicago land area and i love throwing the gan craft jointed claw 178 and if you decide you want one try and buy it from either lee's bait and tackle or japan import tackle, they are shops in the chicago land area that are tight-knit with gancraft and other Japanese brands.

this summer i caught mine one and only citizen 6 fish fishing pretty mid depth at night with some su bait slick

i mean i did sell a k9 to him once. we actually met up in person he didnt seem shady at all but i mean what he did showing off someones else's bait wall is messed up.

i looked for a rod like that and from what i heard it would be the irod kaimana coastal 794 poes mag stick and if you really are fien with spendidn money for one do it on TW they have one in stock and they have been hard to find recently.

same im in northern lake county

you should be fine with a tatula 150, with the line you want to use and also your using small baits it should be fine unless you want to bomb cast a bait. and with the gear ratio well with a small bait you arent drawing fishing with the size of the bait but you are with the action of the baits so making it go all over may draw some bites. also if you dont mind me asking what part of IL are you in?

it depends what type of baits your going to throw. if your going to throw only bass swimbaits or buck tails and smaller baits for musky you should be fine with a heavy or extra heavy. but if you will also throw bigger more traditional baits with musky like big gliders, full sized medusas and other baits you should probably go with something like one of these megabass ts destoyers , tenchijin,king of baccarat or hunting weapon. the hook up tackle has them in stock rn, also if you watch any of oliver ngy's musky/pike videos before he was with 13 fishing he is using a ts destroyer tenchijin.

probably the only reason people bought it.