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IMO low visibility and braid are not something that go hand in hand. Braid is great but low vis is not one of its strong suits. If you want to fish braid, tie on a fluorocarbon leader, you get the best of both worlds. I'm a big fan of Power Pro when braid is needed.

lape0019 wrote:I plan to make it out to this! Here is to hoping it will pan out!

Maybe you'll go home with a new Lund Pro-V Bass

lots of options out there for soft body swimbaits. The Keitech Swing Impact Fat is at the top of my list, for what your looking to do a wide gap swimbait hook with a screw lock will serve you best. I really like the 4/0 1/8oz Owner Beast hook, the centering pin makes rigging a bait straight effortle...

What types of swimbaits are you looking at fishing? Soft body, hard body, paddle tails?

They sure do work in our area!

Jul0682 wrote:Looking good. I'm thinking of getting into a kayak as well but don't think it will be this year, I'll go and try some out and see witch one I like

They are a great option, I loved my WS Ride 135

NMG wrote:Thanks bassman140, it's a 165 Competitor.

Love that rig, my next boat will be a tiller 185 Competitor

The rig

RJ wrote:Jackall Rhythm Wave. Going to be very versatile!



RJ

+1 can't wait to get some time on the water with these!

The only place you'll find Zoom product in the Ottawa area is Paddletales tackle, he has a great selection.

Surprised how many people still use Skinny Dippers, I gave up on them because I got tired of boiling tails, they are always bent in the packaging they use. Now I rotate between Reins,Keitech and Bass Magent I've never even noticed! I'm kind of OCD when it comes to swimbaits, if they aren't perfectl...

Surprised how many people still use Skinny Dippers, I gave up on them because I got tired of boiling tails, they are always bent in the packaging they use. Now I rotate between Reins,Keitech and Bass Magent

Look into a product called Mend-it, I use it for all my soft swimbait needs.

ipjrobson wrote:

Bass Addict wrote:Can't wait for April = Bass season !!

Where are you at for a bass season that starts in April

There's a few in Quebec

Rodbreaker and Drake, I use a Champion 702SF for dropshotting. This rod isn't specified for it but works very well within its price point. I realize the DX series is more suited for bottom contact and more sensitivity but for this technique, I have never felt a need to jump up to the next level wit...

You don't nessicarly need a technique specific drop shot rod to be successful. Any medium fast action rod will get it done, but ideally you want something 6'8"-7'2" medium power xfast.