Would you have one that works for a 899?

I have a friend that uses sunline. Have your heard anything about that? Pros or cons

By far one of my favorite ways to fish is a flipping jig with a chigger craw and for colors, I like to match the jig to the color of the plastic. When water is clear, a watermelon, camp, or brown seem to do very well. As for dirty water, I like to use a black/blue combos. Hope this helps you in the year to come! Good luck!

Were you using a plastic with the flash champ on ur first picture?

Thanks for all of the advice and hopefully I am set up to slay some perch and panfish!

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As most have said, It will be putting less stress on your rods if you don’t but it also depends on the size of your reels. I have 2 pflueger trion size 20’s that fit easily then i have one of my older reels i dont even remember what it is called that is larger that i bend down but if u put it in the right direction should fit.

I believe they make some battery operated aerator like for minnow buckets and you could just put it in your case for your marcum/vexilar and run the hose down the transducer cord and that should keep your hole open.

Thanks for the advice. One last question. In the past i have had bad luck with mono and floro on spinning reels with memory and making what some would call a “rats nest” so i have switched almost all of my spinning reels to fireline or suffix braid. So do you run into a “rats nest” with inline reels and if so how do u prevent it?

Awesome

what is the smallest sized jig that you think i could use with that setup as u said when the deepest i would be fishing is 17ft? on my spinning rods without a bobber i can use 1/16 oz regular jig and 1/32 in tungsten. how much improvement will we make with this?

ok.

Ok. With the floro leader, what lb test do u run on that for panfish?

You will be kicking yourself if you buy the 6 and you can afford the 7. The LX 7 is a great unit