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That is part of the reason why swimbaits are so effective

However, they may exhibit territorial behavior if housed with similarly shaped species or if the tank is too small, so providing ample space and suitable hiding spots is essential

This dries out the moisture and makes the wood fibers denser and harder

Every reel here is sized 500 to 1000, weighs under 9 ounces, and pairs naturally with a 4'6" to 6' ultralight rod rated for 2-6 lb line

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