Cal, is your middle name Lucifer?

not mono, but P Line Flouroclear is great on spinning rods

kbookert wrote:I use all mine on the water for general fishing to tournaments. That's what I buy it for.

DITTO

A jig, then a Jig, then another JIG! Like D.R. said, I throw a jig year round. My next favorite would be when a good spinnerbait bite is on.

No, but it looks like a blast

Ive only handled a L&T in a store and they felt alright, but I thought they were terribly UGLY and the butt was pretty nasty looking too. The Crucials are awesome rods, when I am in the market for a good rod in the $150 range, I dont even look at other rods in that price range. I have 4 now and they...

I voted REVO. I have an STX-HS and it is as smooth as a Calais. Nice small size and the casting is very impressive. I strongly disagree with people who say this reel isnt up to par with Daiwa and Shimano.

I think the brown looks pretty good with that boat color.

backcast, very detailed post....good job

Hmmm, looks like it would work well on a Carolina Rig

Duh, if I would've read a few posts above I could have seen iangler's post.

Ah-ha, now I see. What upgrades do the Exist Steez have over the Exist?

So there's an Exist, an Exist Steez, and a Steez?! That's a little confusing

Looks good on that rod. Doesnt look like it'll hold more than about 30 yards of 6lb line, LOL. What do you plan on spooling it with?

I take the time to put reel covers back on my reels before I set them down on the deck. ;) My question is do people put there high end rods (megamass, kistler he2, etc) back in the rod sack before setting them down? Not me; I cover them when I transport them and when I load them all in the rod lock...

Good deal, conservation is important and too many people look past it. Glad to see that you're getting good publicity, maybe it will inspire others to do the same. Thanks for being involved.