wow those are slick!!

very nice setup John!

i've had both an avail and a yumeya mg and much preferred the yumeya in my curado 51e. i ended up selling the avail and keeping the yumeya mg and love that spool.

Bassmar wrote:Damiki Air Craws work pretty well.

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100% agree on that, they're probably my favorite trailer and also make for a killer shakyhead bait!

i have mine stored in a flambeau rust proof box and haven't had any issues with them yet. i usually squeeze all the water out that i can and allow them to dry out at room temp before i store them in the box too.

giant dog x
pop x
and giant dog x again!

on my yumeya bfs mg spool i have a small amount of 6 or 8 lb izorline xxx backing and then spooled up with 15lb power pro mostly because i prefer the smaller diameter of the braid and allows for more line capacity. i'm mostly throwing 1/8-1/4 oz size lures with that reel. and i love that spool, real...

yeah, i use an old curado 101B for mine

i really like that white tiger!!!

Tatula 6'10"MHF with a Lew's Pro Z 7.1:1 is my current setup. I seem to alternate between 30# braid and 12/15# mono.

that's an interesting concept there!

i like to fish war eagles or terminator t1's with homemade skirts

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i like to keep mine in the deck area in front of me. this lets me keep a close eye on them and also keeps from getting them scratched and wrapped up in the trees.

hands down my tatula 6'10MHF
i also think my dobyns dx 703 and nrx 852c are highly versatile, but that tatula is just the best all around rod i've used to date

i have DI on my lowrance unit, but don't find it to be overly useful. i'm no expert with the FF, but i find myself using the sonar the overwhelming majority of the time.