Rob this is such valuable information. I have been fishing a looooong time. This is the first year I have fished at Pyramid (seriously why have I not known about this place!). I fish nearly every weekend although blizzards sometimes keep me home. I appreciate at you and hope to see you on a lake sometime. I just moved closer to my favorite fishing places so the opportunity to see you out fishing becomes more of a possibility. Tight lines🎣
Bank Net Question - I am continuing to gear up for the East Sierras! Looking to spend some X-mas money. If you could buy the perfect Rubber Net with Long Handle to fish off the shoreline (not wading) at the East Sierras what brand and model would you use? Your videos have been great on providing info on how to fish the lakes up there. Thanks!
I honestly dont buy name brand nets. I usually get nets at Walmart or if Im out somewhere and I see a decent one thats inexpensive. My best suggestion is get a moderate size landing net with a rubber basket. Something that isnt too big for 1-2lbrs but big enough for the occasional toad if that makes sense 🤘
Well I have several and they are different sizes. All you need to do is break your rod down so its in two pieces then measure the length. They should have plenty of options that will fit your rods. If you have unusual length rods they can make custom stuff
I just recent bought a nice bag from Amazon...prime day was good. About 34 bucks for the one I picked and it's big. Holds 2 rods but I can fit 4. @seaspankeroutdoors do you have a tiktok?
Great video I now feel like an amateur hahaha ok ill start buying new stuff. Ill need help on buying stuff since I don’t have social media .. older crowd sorry
Typically Ill start with one that matches the color of the water. If its more brown looking Ill go with hatchery pellet or root beer for example or if its green looking bull frog or hulk. If that doesnt work ill go to something real bright and then try the real dark colors. Usually if you get a color that matches the water alot of times that works
Looking for advice on a mini jig set up. I've been fishing along time, but want to explore more of the mini jig fishing techniques. Hitting the sierras come this summer. My budget is around $250 for a rod and reel, thinking 7'6 rod and a 1000 series reel. Types, brands all welcome. Really enjoy your videos. Wish I could afford some of that gear you just reviewed. But I think I can come out ok on my budgeted amount. Appreciate your time Rob.
No worries at all. The rod choice for me is an easy one. The Daiwa Presso UL in either 7’6” or 8’. Outstanding rod for the money at $70-$80 depending on where you find it. Has the feel of a very high end rod for a very good price. The reels arent as big of a deal as the real fancy expensive ones are just must lighter than the others. That said Shimano Miravel 1000 is about $130 and has a 5.0:1 gear ratio which is ideal for retrieving mini jigs. If you have any other questions just let me know 🤘
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors Much appreciated my friend. I will check out both, sounds right in my price range as well. Thanks again for your time. Love the channel.
Here is the link mtncork.com/ I dont know the size off the top of my head and I’m currently in Utah but if you break your rod down into two pieces and measure the length that will get you in the range. They have detailed instructions on the website on exactly what to measure to get the best fitting case. You can also contact them directly. I have done this myself and they are very helpful 🤘
The Katana rods don’t have a website yet, but its coming soon. They are currently available via instagram @katanarods2022. Just send them a message and they will get you set up
@@giancarlom5795 as far as the rods action I dont notice any difference at all. I have one 1 piece rod and its great but the biggest drawback is transporting. Since you cant break it down it doesn’t fit well in vehicles making it much easier to damage
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors thanks so much, do you have a recomendation for a $25-100 range reel? I currently have a okuma avenger. And would the phenix mirage be better than a presso in your opinions
On instagram. Send a message to either @katanarods2022 or @gsfcustombaits but the rods are currently unavailable. They will be available sometime near the first week of April
I use size #0 or #1 Duo Lock snaps and attach then to the line with a Palomar knot. You can also just tie them directly to your line as well. Here is a link to the snaps Dr.Fish 100 Pack Fishing Snaps Duo Lock Snap Stainless Steel 26-220LB Lure Snaps Swivels Quick Snap Freshwater Saltwater Quick Change Fishing Clips a.co/d/gKJT9T3
4:59 -- Dude... you have GOT to ditch that clunky scissors setup and get the Boomerang braid cutting tool! It's only $20 or so and a total life saver. I've got five of them, one for each style of fishing I do: fly fishing, beach fishing, inshore/deep sea, fresh water, and a beater pair for when I'll be fishing in muddy conditions. The classic, short-nosed Boomerang tool is what I prefer. Just clip it to the front of your shirt collar, you won't even feel it. String retractor works great as long as muddy silt doesn't get inside of the device. About 18" of reach. The tool is right there at your collar always in case of emergenices. Just don't let it get tangled with your sun hat string! 😂
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors -- You don't need as many as I do, one is fine. I have several because I have several, cheap tackle backpacks for each fishing style I do. That way I don't have to remember to swap tools between each tackle bag. They also make one of these Boomerang tools with a built-in LED light. Haven't tried that one yet so I cannot vouch for its durability but it seems like a great idea. I always keep the tool clipped to my shirt collar for ease of use and for emergencies. At sea, on a conventional reel, sometimes the line can jump up and wrap around your thumb. That could be a disaster for your thumb if you have a big fish hooked up and pulling your line tight...
Honestly I go back and forth with the fluoro. Lots of times it really comes down to what i have on hand as they both preform well for me. The braid can be difficult at times in that small size but the cast-ability and sensitivity make the occasional headache worth it to me
I notice you take all your soft plastics out of their original packaging and store them in a plano style tackle pack. Do you think soft plastics would last longer if kept in their original package?..(does exsposure to air shorten their life).You can still store them in a open style plano 3600/3700 box without compartments, etc...just curious...thanks
I have noticed that certain soft baits that I used to fish wouldn’t last as long out of the package but the GSF baits are extremely durable. Alot of the baits in there are a couple years old and are doing great
I was surprised its very sturdy and wears just as well as the Shimano. I cant say fir sure that it would last as long as as the shimano but its definitely close and for the price it definitely doesn’t hurt as much to buy a replacement
Bro i remembered that video where u were night fishing for trout at sarl. The one where u said yall got some papa johns pizza and some of the guys dipped their bait in the garlic butter and were catching fish 😂. It reminded me of the leftover oil my wife uas when she fries up a bunch of garlic. I tried it out and it works, thanks for all the info. Especially small bits of info like that😂. Excited for the content this season, keep the high quality videos coming brother!
No thanks. I wouldn't change my LLbean fishing backpack for any of those at all. I have had it for at least 10 years fishing in the eastern sierras backcountry lakes and socal. The setup is fantastic with plenty of storage in the back and also in front. Also, the color plays a good role for me by choosing a backpack. Thanks for all the info. It was really helpful.
Thanks so much! This is perfect around Christmas time after getting a couple gift cards. How do you connect the braided line to the flurocarbon? Do you use a swivel or a certain type of knot? Thanks again for the great videos!
No worries at all. I use the double uni knot with 6 wraps each side. Some of the instructional site will say 4 wraps each side but I do 6 and its never failed me
What are the lengths of the RHA 4 gram and 3 gram spoons? Also on the website I don't see the 1.5 gram spoon that is the same length as the 4 gram spoon - or am I missing something.
The 3g are 1.25” and the 4g are 1.5”. The 1.5 g are the same length as the 4g. Im not sure why they aren’t in the site. You can message him @rhatackle and im sure he’ll be able to clear it up
Hi Rob. My first time commenting here. I watch your videos frequently and appreciate all the detail you provide. I know you use a nine foot and a 9’6” rod at Pyramid. What weight and what rod are you using? Katana also? I am addicted to fishing Pyramid. 😂
I definitely feel ya with the addiction. That place is amazing. The rods I’ve used in the videos so far are medium-medium light weight. I have a phenix black chrome Phenix Black Chrome 9' 2" BCX-S 92ML. Great rod but on the spendy side. Its a fast action (stiff tip) so I prefer to use it for spoons and other hard baits. The other is an Diawa Acculite 9' 902MLFS more of a medium action (softer tip) and it works great with the super tubes and other soft baits. Very good rod for the price ($50-$70). The 9’ 6” is an Okuma that I just got and havnt used yet. Its an Okuma Celilo B CE-S-962Lb. Awesome rod but classified as light weight but definitely heavy enough to handle those beasts. Also reasonable price at $60-$70. A couple prototype Katanas exist and they are really nice. I hope to get one after the holidays 🤞. Reels I’m using Shimano Vanford 2500 HG, great reel but the gearing is a bit high at 6.2-1. Ideally you want a 2500 series with a 5-1 gear ratio. It makes fishing the supertubes and minnows alot easier. Any other questions just let me know. Im also working on a how to video for pyramid where ill go into detail gear, how and where to fish, etc
You should try the (extra) fast action for tubes and soft bait and moderate action for your spoons. Penn fierce/pursuit light medium-light rods are amazing , LE combo rods are also nice.
Thanks Rob. It's funny you want to have everything available when your out there and then only use 20% of what you are carrying. Can I get the links for the belt clips and the tools please. Always appreciate the knowledge.
I am still working on getting my bait and wait consolidated you beat me to it haha! Appreciate the shout out brother, got some new stuff coming soon 🤙 hope to hit the lakes with you again in the coming weeks!
@@SeaSpankerOutdoorsLooking at the Phenix website, they have most of their Iron Feather braid available (not the 4lb orange) but I've had all my UL gear spooled up with the 5lb pink this year and it's been amazing. I don't think I'll use another type of braid, nothing in that UL range comes close to width, casting ability or strength.
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors I just looked at 7 reels companies. None of them sell reels in the USA with your 21" to 23" line per crank reels you put in the video description. Dang. I don't want to spend $350 for those Japan reels. Do you know of any 1000 sized reels for $200 or less with the 21" to 23" line per crank?
@@TghtLin the closest i can think of is the Daiwa Presso 1000LT SP. Its Japanese but you can find em sometimes for $200-$250 but thats the cheapest I can find with similar specs. The Vanford 1000 is close at 25” but its hard to find anything like that except the JDM stuff
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Rob this is such valuable information. I have been fishing a looooong time. This is the first year I have fished at Pyramid (seriously why have I not known about this place!). I fish nearly every weekend although blizzards sometimes keep me home. I appreciate at you and hope to see you on a lake sometime. I just moved closer to my favorite fishing places so the opportunity to see you out fishing becomes more of a possibility. Tight lines🎣
Right on, thats awesome. Hope to see ya out there as well. Ill be back up at the mid Jan 6-11th 🤘
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors I will look for you. Lately I have been mostly at Blockhouse.
@@just1Diana nice. Im hearing they are making the move to the beaches down there
Went away from the Phenix braid, started using Spro Finesse braid. Found it to be stronger and softer. I use it on all my bfs gear.
Very nice. Ill check it out 🤘
Great videos overall. Great resources for everything ultralong in So. California!! Keep em' coming! Hope to see you out there. All the best!
Thanks for watching. Lots more coming 🤘
Bank Net Question - I am continuing to gear up for the East Sierras! Looking to spend some X-mas money. If you could buy the perfect Rubber Net with Long Handle to fish off the shoreline (not wading) at the East Sierras what brand and model would you use? Your videos have been great on providing info on how to fish the lakes up there. Thanks!
I honestly dont buy name brand nets. I usually get nets at Walmart or if Im out somewhere and I see a decent one thats inexpensive. My best suggestion is get a moderate size landing net with a rubber basket. Something that isnt too big for 1-2lbrs but big enough for the occasional toad if that makes sense 🤘
Please share the link for Mountain Cork rod case thanks!
No worries mtncork.com/
Thanks for sharing!! Hoping to see your video at the mudhole soon! 5 trips to the mudhole last year and I skunked each time
Next Wednesday will be the first mudhole video of the season 🤘
@@SeaSpankerOutdoorsAwesome!
Is Wednesday the day you’re going or just the day you’re gonna upload?
@@sambagz8826 both. Ill be out there tomorrow and a new video will drop tomorrow at 4
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors looking forward to the video! Ima be out there too either tomorrow or Friday at the bubble hole 🤘
What size is your mountain cork case ?
Well I have several and they are different sizes. All you need to do is break your rod down so its in two pieces then measure the length. They should have plenty of options that will fit your rods. If you have unusual length rods they can make custom stuff
Rob, I like this video, I thought that I carried a lot of gear.😊
Bill S.
Haha thanks. Yeah I think I may have a problem, insert tackle addition meme here haha
Would like to get that Mountain cork case … haven’t gotten to it yet l😅
I just recent bought a nice bag from Amazon...prime day was good. About 34 bucks for the one I picked and it's big. Holds 2 rods but I can fit 4. @seaspankeroutdoors do you have a tiktok?
Very nice. You can definitely find some good stuff on Amazon. No I dont have a tictok
Where can you buy katana rods? Been wanting to upgrade my trout setup
They are currently only available on instagram @katanarods2022 just send them a message and they will get you set up
Great video I now feel like an amateur hahaha ok ill start buying new stuff. Ill need help on buying stuff since I don’t have social media .. older crowd sorry
No worries. Should be able to get it done 🤘
Just a quick question what color mini jig would you suggest for not so clear water like Hansen Dam?
Typically Ill start with one that matches the color of the water. If its more brown looking Ill go with hatchery pellet or root beer for example or if its green looking bull frog or hulk. If that doesnt work ill go to something real bright and then try the real dark colors. Usually if you get a color that matches the water alot of times that works
Looking for advice on a mini jig set up. I've been fishing along time, but want to explore more of the mini jig fishing techniques. Hitting the sierras come this summer. My budget is around $250 for a rod and reel, thinking 7'6 rod and a 1000 series reel. Types, brands all welcome. Really enjoy your videos. Wish I could afford some of that gear you just reviewed. But I think I can come out ok on my budgeted amount. Appreciate your time Rob.
No worries at all. The rod choice for me is an easy one. The Daiwa Presso UL in either 7’6” or 8’. Outstanding rod for the money at $70-$80 depending on where you find it. Has the feel of a very high end rod for a very good price. The reels arent as big of a deal as the real fancy expensive ones are just must lighter than the others. That said Shimano Miravel 1000 is about $130 and has a 5.0:1 gear ratio which is ideal for retrieving mini jigs. If you have any other questions just let me know 🤘
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors Much appreciated my friend. I will check out both, sounds right in my price range as well. Thanks again for your time. Love the channel.
Do the gsf plastic colors bleed into each other by having them all mixed like that?
No, not at all. Ive even left them out in the sun while fishing and no melting. They are very durable.
Anyway to get a katana rod without social media?
Currently only available via instagram @katanarods2022 and @gsfcustombaits. A website is coming but I dont know when that is going to happen
Can I get a link to your mountain cork rod holder and what size your using thank you
Here is the link mtncork.com/
I dont know the size off the top of my head and I’m currently in Utah but if you break your rod down into two pieces and measure the length that will get you in the range. They have detailed instructions on the website on exactly what to measure to get the best fitting case. You can also contact them directly. I have done this myself and they are very helpful 🤘
Can you put the links for the katana rods?
The Katana rods don’t have a website yet, but its coming soon. They are currently available via instagram @katanarods2022. Just send them a message and they will get you set up
Would you recommend the phenix elixir for jigging over something like the daiwa presso?
The Elixir is a great rod but I definitely prefer the feel of the Presso
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors presso over the mirage too?
and does a 1 vs 2 piece rod make a big difference?
@@giancarlom5795 as far as the rods action I dont notice any difference at all. I have one 1 piece rod and its great but the biggest drawback is transporting. Since you cant break it down it doesn’t fit well in vehicles making it much easier to damage
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors thanks so much, do you have a recomendation for a $25-100 range reel? I currently have a okuma avenger. And would the phenix mirage be better than a presso in your opinions
Where can I buy the katana rods?
On instagram. Send a message to either @katanarods2022 or @gsfcustombaits but the rods are currently unavailable. They will be available sometime near the first week of April
Do you have a video on how to rig a spoon? I just got some for Christmas and not sure how to rig them up.
I use size #0 or #1 Duo Lock snaps and attach then to the line with a Palomar knot. You can also just tie them directly to your line as well. Here is a link to the snaps Dr.Fish 100 Pack Fishing Snaps Duo Lock Snap Stainless Steel 26-220LB Lure Snaps Swivels Quick Snap Freshwater Saltwater Quick Change Fishing Clips a.co/d/gKJT9T3
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@@SeaSpankerOutdoors awesome thank you!
Another great video. Rare to have an angler share so much info. This how it should be. Thanks for sharing
Thanks 🙏 I just really love fishing and getting other folks on the fish
4:59 -- Dude... you have GOT to ditch that clunky scissors setup and get the Boomerang braid cutting tool!
It's only $20 or so and a total life saver. I've got five of them, one for each style of fishing I do: fly fishing, beach fishing, inshore/deep sea, fresh water, and a beater pair for when I'll be fishing in muddy conditions.
The classic, short-nosed Boomerang tool is what I prefer. Just clip it to the front of your shirt collar, you won't even feel it. String retractor works great as long as muddy silt doesn't get inside of the device. About 18" of reach.
The tool is right there at your collar always in case of emergenices. Just don't let it get tangled with your sun hat string! 😂
Right on, thanks fir the info. I look into getting some
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors -- You don't need as many as I do, one is fine. I have several because I have several, cheap tackle backpacks for each fishing style I do. That way I don't have to remember to swap tools between each tackle bag.
They also make one of these Boomerang tools with a built-in LED light. Haven't tried that one yet so I cannot vouch for its durability but it seems like a great idea.
I always keep the tool clipped to my shirt collar for ease of use and for emergencies. At sea, on a conventional reel, sometimes the line can jump up and wrap around your thumb. That could be a disaster for your thumb if you have a big fish hooked up and pulling your line tight...
Another great vid Rob. Thanks for sharing all your fishing info. I learn so much each time.
Thanks for watching 🤘
Another Awesome video Rob! Please send me the links to the backpacks and pliers. Thank you so much for all the information.
No worries here they are: AUMTISC Fishing Tackle Backpack... www.amazon.com/dp/B07X3R831P?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
a.co/d/gE7qdaH
a.co/d/1c1O0LL
So you prefer the fluorocarbon coated over the 100% fluro? I don’t care for braid especially fishing 2-6lb
Honestly I go back and forth with the fluoro. Lots of times it really comes down to what i have on hand as they both preform well for me. The braid can be difficult at times in that small size but the cast-ability and sensitivity make the occasional headache worth it to me
I notice you take all your soft plastics out of their original packaging and store them in a plano style tackle pack. Do you think soft plastics would last longer if kept in their original package?..(does exsposure to air shorten their life).You can still store them in a open style plano 3600/3700 box without compartments, etc...just curious...thanks
I have noticed that certain soft baits that I used to fish wouldn’t last as long out of the package but the GSF baits are extremely durable. Alot of the baits in there are a couple years old and are doing great
How does the Aumtisc backpack compare to the Shimano backpack quality wise as far as sturdiness. Thanks Rob.
I was surprised its very sturdy and wears just as well as the Shimano. I cant say fir sure that it would last as long as as the shimano but its definitely close and for the price it definitely doesn’t hurt as much to buy a replacement
Bro i remembered that video where u were night fishing for trout at sarl. The one where u said yall got some papa johns pizza and some of the guys dipped their bait in the garlic butter and were catching fish 😂. It reminded me of the leftover oil my wife uas when she fries up a bunch of garlic. I tried it out and it works, thanks for all the info. Especially small bits of info like that😂.
Excited for the content this season, keep the high quality videos coming brother!
Haha yeah I remember that. Silly stuff you dont think will work actually does 🤷🏼♂️
Looking forward to that Pyramid Lake How to you referenced a few vids back.Great content as always, thanks Rob
You definitely gotta try and get out there
No thanks. I wouldn't change my LLbean fishing backpack for any of those at all. I have had it for at least 10 years fishing in the eastern sierras backcountry lakes and socal. The setup is fantastic with plenty of storage in the back and also in front. Also, the color plays a good role for me by choosing a backpack. Thanks for all the info. It was really helpful.
Very cool. Ive never looked at the LL Bean stuff. Ill check it out
Thanks so much! This is perfect around Christmas time after getting a couple gift cards. How do you connect the braided line to the flurocarbon? Do you use a swivel or a certain type of knot? Thanks again for the great videos!
No worries at all. I use the double uni knot with 6 wraps each side. Some of the instructional site will say 4 wraps each side but I do 6 and its never failed me
Thanks!!
What are the lengths of the RHA 4 gram and 3 gram spoons? Also on the website I don't see the 1.5 gram spoon that is the same length as the 4 gram spoon - or am I missing something.
The 3g are 1.25” and the 4g are 1.5”. The 1.5 g are the same length as the 4g. Im not sure why they aren’t in the site. You can message him @rhatackle and im sure he’ll be able to clear it up
Hi Rob. My first time commenting here. I watch your videos frequently and appreciate all the detail you provide. I know you use a nine foot and a 9’6” rod at Pyramid. What weight and what rod are you using? Katana also? I am addicted to fishing Pyramid. 😂
I definitely feel ya with the addiction. That place is amazing. The rods I’ve used in the videos so far are medium-medium light weight. I have a phenix black chrome Phenix Black Chrome 9' 2" BCX-S 92ML. Great rod but on the spendy side. Its a fast action (stiff tip) so I prefer to use it for spoons and other hard baits. The other is an Diawa Acculite 9' 902MLFS more of a medium action (softer tip) and it works great with the super tubes and other soft baits. Very good rod for the price ($50-$70). The 9’ 6” is an Okuma that I just got and havnt used yet. Its an Okuma Celilo B CE-S-962Lb. Awesome rod but classified as light weight but definitely heavy enough to handle those beasts. Also reasonable price at $60-$70. A couple prototype Katanas exist and they are really nice. I hope to get one after the holidays 🤞. Reels I’m using Shimano Vanford 2500 HG, great reel but the gearing is a bit high at 6.2-1. Ideally you want a 2500 series with a 5-1 gear ratio. It makes fishing the supertubes and minnows alot easier. Any other questions just let me know. Im also working on a how to video for pyramid where ill go into detail gear, how and where to fish, etc
You should try the (extra) fast action for tubes and soft bait and moderate action for your spoons. Penn fierce/pursuit light medium-light rods are amazing , LE combo rods are also nice.
Thanks Rob. It's funny you want to have everything available when your out there and then only use 20% of what you are carrying.
Can I get the links for the belt clips and the tools please. Always appreciate the knowledge.
Haha very true. Here are some links:
Gerber Gear 1028476 Neat Freak Saltwater Fishing Scissors with Corrosion Resistance & Ergonomic Handle for Outdoor Gear a.co/d/9XzaHuM
KastKing Cutthroat 7 inch Fishing Pliers, 420 Stainless Steel Fishing Tools, Saltwater Resistant Fishing Gear, Tungsten Carbide Cutters, 7'' Straight Nose, Orange a.co/d/esJBbtZ
MNGARISTA 2-Pack Retractable... www.amazon.com/dp/B09GK2TSVB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
www.basspro.com/shop/en/bass-pro-shops-mini-fish-gripper
Great video on your use of gear. It really helps out along with your instructional videos. Thanks Rob!
Thanks, thats great to hear 🙏
I am still working on getting my bait and wait consolidated you beat me to it haha! Appreciate the shout out brother, got some new stuff coming soon 🤙 hope to hit the lakes with you again in the coming weeks!
Right on! Well get out there soon fo sho 🤘
Hello Phenix rods got bought out by a company In Texas so idk when phenix iron feather going to be available.
Yeah I was hearing about that. Hopefully they get it goin or im gonna have to do some searching haha
@@SeaSpankerOutdoorsLooking at the Phenix website, they have most of their Iron Feather braid available (not the 4lb orange) but I've had all my UL gear spooled up with the 5lb pink this year and it's been amazing. I don't think I'll use another type of braid, nothing in that UL range comes close to width, casting ability or strength.
@@ZGeroux yeah, I really love that stuff
Ultralight!! Thanks Rob!
🤘🤣
great explanation of your fishing gears. I am still interest in the Katana rods.
They are really nice rods 🤘
Great video good seeing you out at Wolford opener..
Right on! Howd you do out there? We got like 3-4 dinks each. Sure didn’t seem like they put in all the fish that they said they did 🤷🏼♂️
super video, lots of good info. and products! Yes it is so hard not to take a lot of tackle!!
You definitely feel my pain haha
Take a look at the sunline siglon PEx4, been using it for my drop shot setup this year thinking about using it on the mini jig setup as well
Interesting 🤔. Ill look it up
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors super think diameter and great cast-ability
Fantastic video. What reel gear ratio do you use for mini jigging in the Eastern Sierras such as the Virginia Lakes?
Thanks for watching 🙏 Ideally I like a 5-1. It really helps keep the presentation slow
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors I just looked at 7 reels companies. None of them sell reels in the USA with your 21" to 23" line per crank reels you put in the video description. Dang. I don't want to spend $350 for those Japan reels. Do you know of any 1000 sized reels for $200 or less with the 21" to 23" line per crank?
@@TghtLin the closest i can think of is the Daiwa Presso 1000LT SP. Its Japanese but you can find em sometimes for $200-$250 but thats the cheapest I can find with similar specs. The Vanford 1000 is close at 25” but its hard to find anything like that except the JDM stuff
@@SeaSpankerOutdoors Ok thanks. I will look for a Daiwa Presso at that price!
T. y good job
Thanks brother 🤘