Weird. I could maybe pitch 50ft. It felt like about 10yds was where I could hit a coffee cup whole in a mat consistently. I'm an archer so I feel like my judge of distance in yards is good. It's weird that everyone can pitch 2x as car as I can.. I prefer flourocarbon line. I am pitching in my house ...

I think the definition of pitching is a bit grey. Might be why it's hard to find and get info. I assume you define pitching as using the flipping motion to make a cast without holding the line in your free hand. I can under hand cast or roll cast pretty far and accurate.

What line and test? I was pitching in my apartment the other day and I could hit a small bathroom style garbage can just about every time at 25ft. \:D/ 12lb invisx.1/4oz. 6'8" rod. I did some flipping this summer with 65lb braid. 3/4 ounce weight. 7'6" rod and I could mostly hit way I was aiming for...

My only concern with the comments made by SteveSchmelzle is by adding a full handle grip you are you adding more weight and requiring Gloomis to have to finish the blank to add the rod specs because the full grip wont provide the split grip area thus dampening the sensitivity. Kistler has done a go...

a good refresh would be full cork rods. a more likely refresh, knowing shimano, will be to add eva foam crap to their handles, and continue with split grip, to help the balance. Curious how a split grip could provide more balance? I don't know much about the process. I just assume more material beh...

Nice. You now need a Steez of some sort. You are right, I suppose the Steez platform should be the next on the list :D . I lost a auction on a jdm Steez 6.3 ](*,) oh well maybe next year. A steez with a 611 mb bearing down would be sweet! I plan on pairing the SV 103 6.3 with H power 7' rod. A zbon...

Modest for TT but I'm proud
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Thanks They can make you feel like a terrible fisherman, but they payoff is pretty great!

Awesome trip! Well done man

Oh right on! I fish the st.Louis Bay and the Hayward area lakes quite a bit too.

Mike and Pike wrote:Nice. Where do you fish 'em?

NW Wisconsin! I posted some pics in the "enough with the with the gear, let's see some fish" thread

Fishing4Fun wrote:Which one is for musky BFS!? Lol. Nice toothy critter combos!

Ha I guess the Lexa 300 would be my finesse musky combo

http://i1378.photobucket.com/albums/ah107/aaobwon/Mobile%20Uploads/2017-01/2017-01-03%2015.08.06_zpscy0fknr5.jpg Left to right: 9'H Musky innovation pro series, Shimano Calcutta, 400B 80lb pp 8H st.Croix premier musky, Shimano Calcutta 400B, 100lb pp 7'6"H Shimano Musy, Shimano Calcutta 400B, 80lb ...

19" largy Loomis 803c jwr, Shimano curado 200E, 17lb trilene xl, Rapala sitter pop.

20" Largy st.Croix Avid 68MXF, SHIMANO Sahara, 6lb Berkley flouro, Yamamoto senko.