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Its a personal decision, and one that may vary over time, but fortunately theres no right answer
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By the time the fish are in the laydowns, they are active enough that Scalish wants extra movement in his bait, so he normally matches his Bankroll Jig with a YUM Spine Craw or Christie Craw
Well pat I dont use a baitcasting rig on really light lures I do use one for my spinnerbaits mostly quarter ounce size and a few subsurface plugs everything else I use spinning gear all of my rods though with the exception of 3 are st croix either mojo inshore or the tournament inshore series with a tran-x baitcasting reel or the nasci 3000 series spinning the other 3 are a Cajun 7 ft rod that I consider ultra light tgat is rigged with a shimano sadona 1000 series spinning reel the other a lews speed stick 7 ft with a lews inshore 3000 series spinning reel and finally my last baitcaster a shimano citica (unfortunatly this reel has been discontinued) on a falcon inshore baitcasting rod I normally carry about 10 rod and reel combos so Im always prepared some say its a little overboard but to me its just being prepared for any scenario thanks for the info and all you do Which Tran-X do you have, the 200
Water Forage This is probably the best rule for choosing bait colors, and you here this from fly fisherman all the time match the hatch. Find out what type of forage the bass are preying on whether its shad, crayfish, bluegill, and use colors that are similar
While I would always rather use baitcasting gear than spinning tackle if possible, I thought that the latter was the only way to go with super light lures, especially when casting into the wind
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