Lake Fork Baby Ring Fry works at every lake I fish. Hands down my favorite. I also like the Berkley Chiggar Craw, especially around rock.

I use 12 LB flouro

I have a Zillion on my 766 and feel like it does not have enough power. I will upgrade the drag and see if this improves. You can't beat a Revo Premier or STX for power IMHO.

I am curious as to how these fish compared to the Premier (2010 or 2011)? If anyone has both please let us know.

DX703SF ( medium power fast action) with a Certate 2500 and 8LB 100% Flouro for Coffee tubes and jig heads 3/16 and larger. For small tubes with jig heads under 3/16 I use a DX702SF (medium light power fast action) with a Certate 2500 and 6LB 100% Flouro.

I use the Berkley spooling station for casting and spinning reels and have no problems. I've been using it for 7 or 8 years.

I have switched out my Zillion 50th with a Revo Premier on several of my DXs' and my one Zbone. There is a pretty dramatic weight difference between these 2 reels. I have felt no difference in sensitivity with one vs the other nor did I expect to. I will also go out on that limb and say reel weight ...

Cranks are a great choice in warm water. Many times a reaction strike will be the only way to get bit and cranks are very efficient for this. They catch the biggest bass too.

Deep cycle batteries that weigh 25 pounds and hold a charge for a week. Wireless transducers for Lowrance and Hummingbird. A crankbait that dives to 50 feet on a normal cast and does not kill your arms on the retreive.

A medium light or light powered fast action spinning rod and 6lb flouro is my preferred setup. I do very well with Jackal Crosstail Shad in almost any color. I nose hook them on a 1/0 or 2/0 Gama wide gap finesse hook and use lead cylinder weight (as light as I can get away with while still keeping ...

I have had good luck for the past 2 seasons with Berkley 100% Flouro. It's managable, has good abrasion resistance, and is sensative enough to feel a bite on slack line. I use 6LB for dropshot. For casting reels I like a stiffer more sensative line like Toray Superhard Upgrade.

I got a ticket there about 10 years ago because I was fishing out of a canoe and didn't have a life jacket. My fault. There are alot of game wardens, especially around the state campgrounds so make sure you follow the state regulations.

It is a business and everyone needs to make a living. If you buy a product because someones name is on it and you don't do any kind of research before buying the product than you are a poor consumer and have no right to complain. Most on this sight probably see past the marketing and at least look o...

The 580 lens is worth the extra money. I have copper and they are a good all around lens tint. Costa also have a lifetime warranty and are great to deal with if you ever need to.

For heavy cover when fishing a Sweet Beaver I use Champion 766 with 65 LB Suffix 832 braid, 4/0 Gama Superline wide gap hook, and a 3/8 to 3/4 oz Tru Tungston Flipping Weight. For tubes I like the Eagle Claw Shaw Grigsby HP hook with the clip on it. This hook works well with flipping tubes and has i...