06-10-05, 09:17 PM
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Re: spinning tackel
i perfer baitcasters but i always have my spinning rod close at hand. if i was say throwing some type of crankbait or even a spinnerbait, and a bass hit it but i missed him i usually switch over quickly to my spinning rig with a senko or power worm and cast back to where i missed the fish and 9x's out of 10 he will just engulf the soft plastic. I use this method because the soft plastic dosn't make much commotion when cast into the area whereas a crankbait or spinnerbait would probly spook them. this is my logic make any sense to anyone else
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06-10-05, 10:56 PM
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Re: spinning tackel
makes sense to me.
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