YEs this sight has helped my fishing considerable and I have very little time.

Boycott of the Super bowl needs to start somewhere. They may have agreed not to kneel but the league does it as a whole and to change something starts with you the individual. Not asking anyone else to follow but it does hurt them in the pocket with every drop in neilson ratings or direct TV stats. Vendors want viewers for there advertising dollars. You can always watch all of the commercials on youtube.

I Carry 2. One is on my dash (Snowmobile or ATV) using lake master chip and sonar capability (Hummingbird). Great for sitting on the machine and for searching. Second one is a Marcum once I settle in to move form hole to hole.

I Carry 2. One is on my dash (Snowmobile or ATV) using lake master chip and sonar capability (Hummingbird). Great for sitting on the machine and for searching. Second one is a Marcum once I settle in to move form hole to hole.

I travel every winter to ice fish across the country and Canada. Changed to the inline for packing and storage. They are more durable and stow away better in cases when traveling with 8-10 rods. As far as performance and feel I do loose some of it, so Spinning gets the nod here. They do have the advantage of less line twist memory. But require maintenance to insure they release line as quickly and freely as Spinning rigs.

I am also a $50 Dollar reel guy unless it is for big baits (Note: I always use a overpowered real and leave the fight in the rod). When you are throwing Musky lures all day get the best your arm will love you. It also helps you stay consistent and present the lure properly when you are not fighting a underpowered reel.

I am the same, I only questioned my method due to some fanatics that tying on was the only way to go. Unless I need to check the angle of my tie spot to get an affect I am clipping in and changing often until I get the results I am looking for.