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I spooled up a couple baitcasters with 30lb Stren Super Braid and put them
on a pair of Lamiglass 7' 3 power rods. I tied a big popper on one, and fished crank baits on the other. I caught fish on both. In fact I nailed my first three bites in the morning on the topwater within the first 20 minutes. I missed one, but he never hooked up. I was impressed. None were particularly large with with the largest running just over 14", but not bad. I still think the rods were a bit stiff for cranking and topwaters, especially with braided line, but overall not bad. I may try to hunt up a 2 power to try and see how it does. I have tried braid for topwaters in the past, but I just wasn't impressed. coule be a combination of wrong rod and less experience. One thing I noticed. Most of the day I fished with a very very light spool tension and just barely accelerated the rod to cast and I got great distance. When the wind picked up I had to tighten down just a tiny bit. Wow! -- Bob La Londe http://www.YumaBassMan.com |
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I'm convinced, crankbaits are good. | CR | Bass Fishing | 8 | May 12th, 2004 06:23 AM |