Brian L.

Belton, SC, United States

Posted

14 Dec 08:46

This is how you rig your trailers on a chatterbait.

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Posted

14 Dec 08:32

I'm going to be doing daily giveaways here on the community section.  I'll be looking for you posts!

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14 Dec 08:15

I actually don't change my rod at all.

14 Dec 08:14

I used to buy not anymore. It's good for through baits like a shadrap. I haven't had to use a shadrap in a long time.

14 Dec 08:14

It doesn't matter how many but the quality of bearings is the biggest factor!

14 Dec 08:13

I can't remember the number exactly. The biggest reason for me was to let the rod load a little better and so my line to braid knot flowed a little better.

14 Dec 08:12

Ricky's short answer was no as long as you don't over use it and let the chemical seep inside the reel excessively. 

14 Dec 08:11

Bait finesse system! Ricky did give a pretty in-depth explanation about it. It's basically bait casters with complex bearing and brake technology so you can cast light lures.

Posted

13 Dec 11:20

What the heck is the difference between rod action and rod power?? What gear ratio really means on my Baitcaster? Let’s talk about it tonight on SUF live!

Posted

12 Dec 21:50

Image from Brian L.'s post

Three of my most productive baits for winter fishing. I rig these on a jig head or a drop shot and catch fish on rock bluffs, docks, gravel transitions, drains and ditches as well as fishing directors under the boat in 20-40ft.