Everyone hates on the daingerous because they think it's a ripoff and the same bait. They aren't the same and it's not a replacement, it compliments the OG so well, paired with the magdraft they're the only 2 you'll need. The OG is king when fishing mid column at that perfect retrieve, and the daingerous is king when you want to slow down or speed up. The cullshads were a let down, the first ones that came out you can't even fish without adding a couple of weights in the slots and even then, it was more sensitive to speed than the magdraft and the replacement cullshads I got swam just as bad. I didn't even think about buying a hangover because I already saw some videos of how they swim.
Thank you for your review, and viewpoint on the CullShad! We're curious if perhaps you may have one of the baits which was culled. We'd be happy to send you some fresh CullShad baits to test out! Comment below, and we'll set it up. Appreciate you taking the time to provide a review with your experience, we look forward to hearing from you 🙌
Thanks for reaching out. Its possible your right. I would love to do a review on just the cull shads you send me. I'm a huge Berkley fan. People should be impressed you guys care enough to comment and are looking to stand behind your product.
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 Mickey Ellis has plenty on his website brotha, the wcz's on the other hand ... not so much lol Keep up the good work bro.. what State are u in?
yeah last night wcz sold out quick. Im in Jersey. Thanks for the compliment much appreciated. I guess what Im trying to say is I'm trying to appeal to the masses and not niche down too much. I love 316 they make bad ass swimbaits. @@JDsSwimbaitBassin
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 oh yeah most definitely does not take long just like with the burritobaits. Oh and I totally understand and get what you're doing and who you're trying to reach brotha.. ..dang. jersey. U ever come to Texas bro? Hmu on IG.
Thank you for putting them to the test BEFORE passing a opinion and taking the time to understand each bait. I think they will all work in different situations
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 good crowd of folks that just feel a way and never even had the bait in the water and that just annoys me with anything in life. formulate your own opinion off your own PERSONAL research and experience
I feel you, alot of people just holding and talking about the baits. Im just putting out the facts of what the baits do and what I see and the rest is up to the people that watch. All lures will show you something different below the water. Thanks for your comment. @@MaineStreamFishing
Would like a second review with the fast sink hangover as its supposeably more versitile for the retreive. I was planning on getting the fast sink hangover this year for deeper applications and then the daigerous swimbait for shallow to midrange
yeah i wont be getting the slow sink version as it does not suit my fishing style and i know it wont swim properly at the speed i would want to fish it@@Ijustwanttofish2024
Ive been throwing the Mag Draft but I will be using the Dangerous from now on . Zaldain has put a lot of time and effort into perfecting it and I think he hit a home run .
You can’t fish the dangerous next to laydowns. It rolls and snags everytime. Stick with the mag draft. There are TH-cam videos demonstrating what I’m talking about.
Yeah I am interested in taking it out when the water warms up. I didnt watch anything before I made this video but last night a video popped up in my feed and I decided to watch it. Ben was going over each one and he talked about the slow sink having less weight in the head and having a unique action. Thats the one I bought not knowing anything. It didnt turn me off but I could understand the problems guys are facing. I like fishing the soft swimbaits more on the shallow side so am intrigued to throw it.
If you dial in the retrieve speed in the hangovers there all killers. I’ve caught some Gina’s on them already. An 8 and a 9.25 to be exact. Everyone hates on the hangovers because they don’t know what there doing, never had a problem with them !!!
From what I can tell you seem to be right. I'm assuming the sixth sense marketing machine sold them to a lot of people that may be new to swim baiting. That's all good but they may be frustrated. I don't watch it all but it seems like Ben is trying his best to help people use the bait. I could see (and say in the video) there is something to the bait, but you have to dial in your retrieve. By the way I love your name I have at least 30 Daiwa combos.@@Daiwa_Is_King
That was a little while back. This one was brand new. I didnt say it didnt swim right, just a bit crooked which isnt that out of the ordinary for any soft swimbait. My opinion Is the weak point with the cull shad is in the head/body.
I got rid of all my magdrafts in exchange for the Daingerous swimbait. Reason being, the daingerous fits my style far better when working fast or slow without hindering its actions. Secondly, I personally love Chris story behind making the Daingerous. Yes I’m fully aware it looks like the OG but it has far better characteristics that the OG could never have. I’m not a one retrieve speed type of guy so the OG ain’t it for me.
Yeah I would say that. The sixth sense is interesting because its a large profile and seems pretty aggressive. I would use it in bodies of water around larger fish.
The hangover actually has done me fairly well and the mag draft . I noticed the heavy on the hangover compared to slow sink it takes hair to get adjusted. Think the fish 3/10.5ish in ky gave me little confidence in it colder water temps 45-55 ..the msg draft hard to beat. Nice video I haven’t tried the bass mafia yet ..u pointed out good things there on the head up difference to the the exact my concern was the magnet . Wish it was already glued in. I did notice the smell off the hangovers ..I think it draws fish well and in ky a lot guys aren’t chucking bigger swimmer ls as much so it’s something different ..I think they’re differently more of a situational bet here!!! Big pre spawners down to 15inchers munch the mag draft and hangover I noticed
Thanks for the comment and information on your experience with the baits. As far as pre spawners munching these baits its my favorite time to throw it with post spawn being a close second.
Alot of people fish swimbaits/soft plastics with a lack of knowledge of how to fine tune em. You can fish em however you want if you know how to tune them to your style of fishing. Tight Lines & Be Safe 💪
Yeah I would agree with you. There is a bit of a learning curve because every bait is a bit different. That being said the bass mafia is a perfect beginner bait. Really just cast and wind.
I’m not arguing but why would you spend more money on a bait you have to tune and play with? Not only does it seem safer to go with a bait you don’t have to play with, it’s a better financial decision. And while I do get that it’s fun for a lot of us to try out tackle, $30 to try out a swim bait seems like a little much when there’s cheaper options that work better out of the package. $30 is $30 and at that price point, having a handful of 3-4 different baits each max would definitely suit most people’s needs as far as different styles of fishing more than having 1 of 20 different baits that cost more.
i think most people share your view. Alot of guys just like to tinker. One example ill share for myself is I use a japanese swimbait that always needs a nailweight. I take the time to do this because the profile and look is unique and catches giant bags. These baits in the video are all real similar and I get your point. @@aggietommyjones
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 yeah I guess time wise I just don’t have the time to tinker. Or maybe I just don’t have the money to buy enough I would want to tinker with. I’m just a system type guy. I’d have a handful of sb’s like the zaldaingerous one that I could fish fast. A handful of Magdrafts (I like the freestyle where I am) to just be my workhorses, and then maybe a wide wobbling one that I could slow down. If I had to tinker, I might play with weights to change sink rate but as long as it was systemized, I’d like that. Just different ideology. But then again, I’m also the guy who only carries plastics in GP or B&B/junebug and will carry 5-10 different shapes max. 👍🏼
If its not broke dont fix it. It seems like its working for you. Im the same when it comes to plastics Green pumkin and black and blue. (sometimes white around a shad spawn) Tight lines. @@aggietommyjones
Thanks for the comparison video. I’ve been looking for one showing exactly what you put together. I have all of these except the Spro and Cull and will stay away from the Cull for sure.
Yeah I would agree. I wasnt into trying to tweak it. Im looking at what they do out of the package. For others thanks for the advice I think your right.
That’s understandable. Honestly I didn’t even try it without the nail weight. I watched a video Josh Bertrand put out about the nail weight. I also didn’t pay that much attention to speed but I didn’t notice anything crazy with the action.
Also as a kayaker I don’t see the Hangover working to well for me. Seems like speed is essential for proper action. When you’re blowing around in a yak bait presentation isn’t at its best.
Yeah I agree you can lose it on the magdraft also. You seem to have a bit of time because you can see the bait coming apart and then do the surgery with the glue.
The hangover sucks bad I bought it a couple of them from a friend's tackle shop and he warned me and now I understand why he warned me It won't be in my arsenal unfortunately cool colors though
did you tell 6th sense it sucks I sure would I am glad I didn't get one & I fish a lot of 6th sense baits from hard to there soft plastics. those whales by them as trailer have caught me some monster size fish.
Thanks for an honest review and not just fawning all o er the hangover like most channels seem to be doing. For the price it’s just not very good IMO. The cullshad is hit and miss. It either great out of the box or it isn’t. When it is it’s a winner for the price. To me the MD remains king.
Honesty is my goal! There is something magical about the magdraft. I was throwing another swimbait a couple days ago that is sort of similar for about 15 min with no bites. Tied on the mag draft and got bit on the first cast at a laydown I already casted to with the previous swimbait. @@txhuntsman
Thats a great question. All those baits were brand new to me that day but the megabass. The megabass skips great. I honestly dont know about the others, but after I made the video I was thinking the same thing!
The Hangover comes in 3 different sink rates. Unless you tried them all, it’s a bit unfair. That being said it’s kinda of a pain and expensive to own all three so you can fish varying conditions.
I Think I did say that. If I didnt I cut it out of the video. I did read reviews of other people saying they tried all three versions and were unsatisfied. To be honest I wasnt unsatisfied. I can make that thing swim.
I have tons of swimbait friends that's tested all three sink rates. They all but 1 said they are 100% I trick ponies and not worth the extra money lol. One tested them in a heated pool and said they still was not worth it. Those guys talked me into not buying one 😂
the con to this test is, this is a cold water test and these baits will peform much different in higher temp water. you should retest them when the water hits at least 55. that water looks like its in the 30's lol.
The water was 50, but I see your point. Most people will start throwing these baits in 55-60 degree water so I was not that far off. Thanks for the comment!
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 looked colder, I start throwing them around 52 degrees or so, rising sun is soft enough to use in colder temps. Best of luck to you. PS 8" cullshad does not run well at all so far, maybe this summer that will change. rubber is to stiff imo. rolls all over the place right now. current temps being 55 to 60 depending on body of water in WA.
Thanks Chris. My pleasure. To be honest I was surprised in the bait because I was thinking mag draft. Like I said I really didn't have any negatives. Good job on making the bait, I can tell you put your time in. I'm doing some other comparisons right now and unfortunately some companies just make bad copies. Thanks for the comment.
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Thanks for the honest feedback 👊🏽
Everyone hates on the daingerous because they think it's a ripoff and the same bait. They aren't the same and it's not a replacement, it compliments the OG so well, paired with the magdraft they're the only 2 you'll need. The OG is king when fishing mid column at that perfect retrieve, and the daingerous is king when you want to slow down or speed up. The cullshads were a let down, the first ones that came out you can't even fish without adding a couple of weights in the slots and even then, it was more sensitive to speed than the magdraft and the replacement cullshads I got swam just as bad. I didn't even think about buying a hangover because I already saw some videos of how they swim.
Well said.
Thank you for your review, and viewpoint on the CullShad! We're curious if perhaps you may have one of the baits which was culled. We'd be happy to send you some fresh CullShad baits to test out! Comment below, and we'll set it up. Appreciate you taking the time to provide a review with your experience, we look forward to hearing from you 🙌
Thanks for reaching out. Its possible your right. I would love to do a review on just the cull shads you send me. I'm a huge Berkley fan. People should be impressed you guys care enough to comment and are looking to stand behind your product.
This was excellent and helped me decide which bait to buy. I was impressed the most by the Megalojohn from SPRO. THANKS for your efforts! 👍
I know its a cool little bait. John crews is a great bait designer so I guess I shouldnt be so surprised.
Hard to beat 3:16's Rising Son's, Matt Lures & WCZ'S as leaders in the soft swimbaits!
I agree they are good baits. Trying to do a video with baits that are a bit more available to the masses.
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 Mickey Ellis has plenty on his website brotha, the wcz's on the other hand ... not so much lol
Keep up the good work bro.. what State are u in?
yeah last night wcz sold out quick. Im in Jersey. Thanks for the compliment much appreciated. I guess what Im trying to say is I'm trying to appeal to the masses and not niche down too much. I love 316 they make bad ass swimbaits. @@JDsSwimbaitBassin
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 oh yeah most definitely does not take long just like with the burritobaits. Oh and I totally understand and get what you're doing and who you're trying to reach brotha.. ..dang. jersey. U ever come to Texas bro? Hmu on IG.
Thank you for putting them to the test BEFORE passing a opinion and taking the time to understand each bait. I think they will all work in different situations
Of course, I have no skin in the game. No matter the outcome you will get my honest opinion. I 100% agree they will all work in different situations.
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 good crowd of folks that just feel a way and never even had the bait in the water and that just annoys me with anything in life. formulate your own opinion off your own PERSONAL research and experience
I feel you, alot of people just holding and talking about the baits. Im just putting out the facts of what the baits do and what I see and the rest is up to the people that watch. All lures will show you something different below the water. Thanks for your comment. @@MaineStreamFishing
I would go for the Chris Zaldaingerous any given day 🎣👊
Thanks for the comment
Would like a second review with the fast sink hangover as its supposeably more versitile for the retreive. I was planning on getting the fast sink hangover this year for deeper applications and then the daigerous swimbait for shallow to midrange
I was thinking about expanding on the hangover because some guys seem frustrated by it. Well see.
yeah i wont be getting the slow sink version as it does not suit my fishing style and i know it wont swim properly at the speed i would want to fish it@@Ijustwanttofish2024
For me, around my parts, Im going to give the slow sink a try. I like the slower retrieve with the aggressive action. @@skylarmcmanus4347
Great video! Love how you were straight to the point on each one of them, very helpful!
Thank you! That's what I was aiming for. Thanks for commenting.
Ive been throwing the Mag Draft but I will be using the Dangerous from now on . Zaldain has put a lot of time and effort into perfecting it and I think he hit a home run .
You can’t fish the dangerous next to laydowns. It rolls and snags everytime. Stick with the mag draft. There are TH-cam videos demonstrating what I’m talking about.
They have an unloaded version that you can put an owner beast hook on and it is 100% weedless@@Qbomb32fishing
I dont believe it will replace the magdraft in every situation, but its pretty close.
@@Qbomb32fishingthey make an unloaded version that you can use an owner beast hook on and it is weedless
Nice good to know. How is the hook up ratio with the daingerous?@@Qbomb32fishing
The hangover is the best one out there. I have had zero issues with any of mine, and the fast sink can be retrieved almost any way you want
Yeah I am interested in taking it out when the water warms up. I didnt watch anything before I made this video but last night a video popped up in my feed and I decided to watch it. Ben was going over each one and he talked about the slow sink having less weight in the head and having a unique action. Thats the one I bought not knowing anything. It didnt turn me off but I could understand the problems guys are facing. I like fishing the soft swimbaits more on the shallow side so am intrigued to throw it.
Hahahaha no TF is not did you watch the same video? It literally was the worst in the video
If you dial in the retrieve speed in the hangovers there all killers. I’ve caught some Gina’s on them already. An 8 and a 9.25 to be exact. Everyone hates on the hangovers because they don’t know what there doing, never had a problem with them !!!
From what I can tell you seem to be right. I'm assuming the sixth sense marketing machine sold them to a lot of people that may be new to swim baiting. That's all good but they may be frustrated. I don't watch it all but it seems like Ben is trying his best to help people use the bait. I could see (and say in the video) there is something to the bait, but you have to dial in your retrieve. By the way I love your name I have at least 30 Daiwa combos.@@Daiwa_Is_King
I used to fish the Magdraft a lot, but after getting the first Daingerous unrigged versions a year ago, I fish it more as it is more versatile.
I would agree.
Is that the first batch Cullshad? Berkley had a recall on those because they didn't swim properly.
That was a little while back. This one was brand new. I didnt say it didnt swim right, just a bit crooked which isnt that out of the ordinary for any soft swimbait. My opinion Is the weak point with the cull shad is in the head/body.
Great review and great water footage, very helpful. I used the Magdraft for two years, lost three of them and never caught a bass.
Thank you! Throw that mag draft pre spawn or post spawn around shoreline points, laydowns, dock posts, you will get bit.
Thanks! @@Ijustwanttofish2024
I got rid of all my magdrafts in exchange for the Daingerous swimbait. Reason being, the daingerous fits my style far better when working fast or slow without hindering its actions. Secondly, I personally love Chris story behind making the Daingerous. Yes I’m fully aware it looks like the OG but it has far better characteristics that the OG could never have. I’m not a one retrieve speed type of guy so the OG ain’t it for me.
The magdraft isnt for everyone. Chris put out a cool bait. Im wondering about the hook up percentage? How is it?
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Nice work! The spro looked the best to me next to the magdraft...
I know I was surprised. To me it was the closest to the magdraft.
I was waiting for someone to do this, thank you!
LOL I was reading your mind. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Thanks i couldn't decide which one i wanted and your video helped out a ton.
That's great to hear because that's my goal.
Imo hudd tails are the numero uno
So the mag and danger will cover most scenario's
Yeah I would say that. The sixth sense is interesting because its a large profile and seems pretty aggressive. I would use it in bodies of water around larger fish.
Hangover looks drunk in the water
Lol. I originally said that but cut it from the final video edit.
Nice I have all of them besides the spro. Looking forward to throwing them soon
How is the hook up ratio with the daingerous?
Oh I haven’t thrown any of them besides the cullshad but that was in the dead of winter just checking how it swims
The hangover actually has done me fairly well and the mag draft . I noticed the heavy on the hangover compared to slow sink it takes hair to get adjusted. Think the fish 3/10.5ish in ky gave me little confidence in it colder water temps 45-55 ..the msg draft hard to beat. Nice video I haven’t tried the bass mafia yet ..u pointed out good things there on the head up difference to the the exact my concern was the magnet . Wish it was already glued in. I did notice the smell off the hangovers ..I think it draws fish well and in ky a lot guys aren’t chucking bigger swimmer ls as much so it’s something different ..I think they’re differently more of a situational bet here!!! Big pre spawners down to 15inchers munch the mag draft and hangover I noticed
Thanks for the comment and information on your experience with the baits. As far as pre spawners munching these baits its my favorite time to throw it with post spawn being a close second.
Good unbiased comparison.
Thanks man. Just trying to put out the facts so everyone can decide what fits there style.
Really nice video! Love the in water shots. Really educational
Thank you For the compliment! I tried to make it thorough.
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 it was super cool
Alot of people fish swimbaits/soft plastics with a lack of knowledge of how to fine tune em. You can fish em however you want if you know how to tune them to your style of fishing. Tight Lines & Be Safe 💪
Yeah I would agree with you. There is a bit of a learning curve because every bait is a bit different. That being said the bass mafia is a perfect beginner bait. Really just cast and wind.
I’m not arguing but why would you spend more money on a bait you have to tune and play with? Not only does it seem safer to go with a bait you don’t have to play with, it’s a better financial decision.
And while I do get that it’s fun for a lot of us to try out tackle, $30 to try out a swim bait seems like a little much when there’s cheaper options that work better out of the package. $30 is $30 and at that price point, having a handful of 3-4 different baits each max would definitely suit most people’s needs as far as different styles of fishing more than having 1 of 20 different baits that cost more.
i think most people share your view. Alot of guys just like to tinker. One example ill share for myself is I use a japanese swimbait that always needs a nailweight. I take the time to do this because the profile and look is unique and catches giant bags. These baits in the video are all real similar and I get your point. @@aggietommyjones
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 yeah I guess time wise I just don’t have the time to tinker. Or maybe I just don’t have the money to buy enough I would want to tinker with. I’m just a system type guy. I’d have a handful of sb’s like the zaldaingerous one that I could fish fast. A handful of Magdrafts (I like the freestyle where I am) to just be my workhorses, and then maybe a wide wobbling one that I could slow down. If I had to tinker, I might play with weights to change sink rate but as long as it was systemized, I’d like that. Just different ideology.
But then again, I’m also the guy who only carries plastics in GP or B&B/junebug and will carry 5-10 different shapes max. 👍🏼
If its not broke dont fix it. It seems like its working for you. Im the same when it comes to plastics Green pumkin and black and blue. (sometimes white around a shad spawn) Tight lines. @@aggietommyjones
Great video.
Thanks!
Try them in warmer water for slower speeds. The plastic softens with heat.
yeah I figured as much. They actually soften a bit just from throwing them.
Thanks for the comparison video. I’ve been looking for one showing exactly what you put together. I have all of these except the Spro and Cull and will stay away from the Cull for sure.
Lol, Im sure the cull will catch fish, Im just ok with spending a few extra bucks.
IMO Bass Mafia and Raid Japan make the best swimbaits in this category. The Magdraft had it's time.
The cool thing about fishing is every day the bass want something different.
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Make sure a nail weight is inserted into the belly of the cull shad.
Yeah I would agree. I wasnt into trying to tweak it. Im looking at what they do out of the package. For others thanks for the advice I think your right.
That’s understandable. Honestly I didn’t even try it without the nail weight. I watched a video Josh Bertrand put out about the nail weight. I also didn’t pay that much attention to speed but I didn’t notice anything crazy with the action.
Also as a kayaker I don’t see the Hangover working to well for me. Seems like speed is essential for proper action. When you’re blowing around in a yak bait presentation isn’t at its best.
yeah 100% might be tough in a yak. If you stand might be ok. I just dont see that bait a necessity for everyone.@@micahread4795
They sure market well haha
Good video 👍🏾
Thank you! I appreciate the comment!
Thx for the review...subbed 😁🤘
Thank you! A lot of good stuff coming.
Good comparison! I’ll still always throw the OG maggie.
There is no doubt there is still something special about it. Every bait has a time and a place.
I have magdrafts amd you better glue the magnet in there to or you will lose it
I buy the megabass freestyle now and do my own hooks
Yeah I agree you can lose it on the magdraft also. You seem to have a bit of time because you can see the bait coming apart and then do the surgery with the glue.
Hudd tails imo are where it’s at
Hudds have their place. Every fishery the bass set up different.
Magdraft or Huddleston Deluxe 68💪🏼🎣
classic
Would really like an unbiased mulletron review from bass fishermen perspective even tho it’s wedgetaill
good idea. Do you fish it for bass?
yes...
yes
The hangover sucks bad I bought it a couple of them from a friend's tackle shop and he warned me and now I understand why he warned me It won't be in my arsenal unfortunately cool colors though
did you tell 6th sense it sucks I sure would I am glad I didn't get one & I fish a lot of 6th sense baits from hard to there soft plastics. those whales by them as trailer have caught me some monster size fish.
Yeah Im going to go out one day and mess around with it. Right now water is still in the high 30s low 40s so its not going to work.
Thanks for an honest review and not just fawning all o er the hangover like most channels seem to be doing. For the price it’s just not very good IMO. The cullshad is hit and miss. It either great out of the box or it isn’t. When it is it’s a winner for the price. To me the MD remains king.
Honesty is my goal! There is something magical about the magdraft. I was throwing another swimbait a couple days ago that is sort of similar for about 15 min with no bites. Tied on the mag draft and got bit on the first cast at a laydown I already casted to with the previous swimbait. @@txhuntsman
I wonder how they skip
Thats a great question. All those baits were brand new to me that day but the megabass. The megabass skips great. I honestly dont know about the others, but after I made the video I was thinking the same thing!
Im assuming the bass mafia skips good because Chris designed it.
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 Would love to see your skipping test :)
I have a lot coming! Check out My new video, this bait skips awesome! th-cam.com/video/03h7Vd3CIvU/w-d-xo.html@@letun3481
The Hangover comes in 3 different sink rates. Unless you tried them all, it’s a bit unfair. That being said it’s kinda of a pain and expensive to own all three so you can fish varying conditions.
I Think I did say that. If I didnt I cut it out of the video. I did read reviews of other people saying they tried all three versions and were unsatisfied. To be honest I wasnt unsatisfied. I can make that thing swim.
I have tons of swimbait friends that's tested all three sink rates. They all but 1 said they are 100% I trick ponies and not worth the extra money lol. One tested them in a heated pool and said they still was not worth it. Those guys talked me into not buying one 😂
Thanks for the feedback. The more info the better for all. @@blind_eye_fishing
the con to this test is, this is a cold water test and these baits will peform much different in higher temp water. you should retest them when the water hits at least 55. that water looks like its in the 30's lol.
The water was 50, but I see your point. Most people will start throwing these baits in 55-60 degree water so I was not that far off. Thanks for the comment!
@@Ijustwanttofish2024 looked colder, I start throwing them around 52 degrees or so, rising sun is soft enough to use in colder temps. Best of luck to you.
PS 8" cullshad does not run well at all so far, maybe this summer that will change. rubber is to stiff imo. rolls all over the place right now. current temps being 55 to 60 depending on body of water in WA.
@@livewire2k4 Wow still cold there. Temps are finally getting close to 70 here. Best of luck!
Thanks for the honest feedback 👊🏽
Thanks Chris. My pleasure. To be honest I was surprised in the bait because I was thinking mag draft. Like I said I really didn't have any negatives. Good job on making the bait, I can tell you put your time in. I'm doing some other comparisons right now and unfortunately some companies just make bad copies. Thanks for the comment.