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Some would say that an 8wt rod is over gunning it when targeting the average size bass encountered, and its true, most can be comfortably landed on a 6 wt, however, the sole reason I choose to use an 8wt is because I like to throw fairly large surface flies that have a lot of wind resistance when casting
Shimano Reels SKU: BTR6000D The Baitrunner D gives you the confidence of a legendary drivetrain and auto-return Baitrunner feature as well as better castability, better line lay, less backlash, wind knots or tangles, less
They create a "bloop" or spitting sound that mimics a feeding fish or a struggling bluegill
The most productive drop-offs are those that are not entirely rock covered, but rather scattered rocks with a combination of sand and mud, and include several other transition points