pchilds76
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I used the Accurate one for a few years and had no problems. I must say that the vs 7' pliers are second to none though. Good luck
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Roger that
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Yes of course, otherwise there would be one hell of a birds nest. Or just lock it up (easier with a trolling motor) when u can control drift speed
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Tsunami has a few great rods right now. No bad for the money
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No limits that I’m aware of. I seem to see more of them just before and after a hurricane is in the area.
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Forerunners are pretty nice trucks. If you wanna outright I would consider just getting it fixed
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You could always back it with a piece of marine grade plywood. I would consider using bolts and nuts with locking threats
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Guys seem to really like them. If you’re using 11-12 foot surf Rod’s just make sure that the angle is right to not catch all the trees on the way to the beach
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If money is no object. It’s really hard to beat the Toyota Tacoma. They seem to hold out well if you live near the beach. Little pricey to fix when needed.
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Sounds like a fun trip. I worked on a charter boat for about five years. The best thing I saw for Seabass is an ounce and a half jig head tipped with a large tube bait. I used to use a large jig head with 7 inch murder oil worms. The kind you use for largemouth bass. That always works well for me
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I would totally trust it.
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I have used minnow traps for eels. I anchored them to sod bank (Deep side). Believe it or not I used cooked spaghetti as the bait. Worked well.
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Thank you very much!! Great Info
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Thanks
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Guys, I have been surf fishing for nearly thirty years. Just the last few years I have been building a collection of high end gear. There is a big difference forsure. I own Van staal reels and like them. I have been in the market for a Zee Baas reel but I am not sure how the sizes compare to a Vanstaal. I own a VS200,VS150 and VS100. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks