SledNeck

Mercury got rid of 2 strokes over two years ago.

I like bass fishing as much as walleye. I'll be up in voyaguers for a week again next week. Then after that I'll probably fish Rainy exclusively for the rest of the summer.

Reeled 40 in today. All largemouth. Morning sucked then I switched it up and rallied. Had an operator error on the GoPro and switched it to photo instead of 4k video...on my biggest fish of the day!! That blows. oh well

Tore up the bass yesterday. 80+. Starting to get good now.

The only problem with fireline is that you can cut your hands on a hang up

I hate braid. That's why I use fireline

No I meant in the other thread till it got moved

Can't believe it lasted that long

Saves lots of money in lures

I use fireline on a my rods for over 20 years. 20# on walleye rods. I will never go back to mono. It lasts years if you don't lose any line. If it starts getting beat up you can spool it to another rod (inside out) and it's like brand new again.

Core rods are ready. Tekotas on eyecons

Well. ABC are ready D-H are co-pilot's jobs....

Good eye. Theyre all curados. The ones I bought this year are the curado DC models. I send the reels out every other year to have a pro go through them/lube/replace wear items. Its actually a really good deal. They come back like new. Ive personally never fished with anyone who had a left handed retrieve on a casting reel. super uncommon.

I have more spinning/rods reels than casting, thats just my bass gear in the pic. St.Croix eyecons with various reels. Latest one i just bought is a stradic 2500. Got pretty good reviews. Ill have to give a full report..lol. Im gonna try to make it through this summer without sending a broken st.croix back for warranty

I usually buy a few new rods n reels every year. Stuff gets shuffled down in order. Everyone that fishes with me ends up using my gear anyways. Bass stuff is ready to go.