Marvin from gudalupe ca asks...
what kind of tackle should i use in rocky areas{'hello'}
Marvin
July 30, 2010
Hi Marvin,
In rocky areas I tend to switch up a bit with my jig heads and lean towards football head when dragging and hopping soft plastics. Crankbaits, Spinnerbaits, jerbaits and drop shotting will all play in these areas as well. If the water is really clear don't forget to try a Shakey head.
JP
Greg. J from Caledon, Ontario asks...
Hey jp, what is a good crankbait reel that is not too expensive (over 100 $){'hello'}
Greg. J
July 29, 2010
Hi Greg,
Very shortly Shimano is going to release their new reel called Caenan. It is by far the best reel in the under $100 range on the market with VBS braking and Shimano's quality and dependability. It will definitely be worth the wait. The gear ratio will be on the high end for cranking but in that price range a decent 5:1 reel is near impossible to find.
JP
Neal Stark from south fla. asks...
I KEEP my tackle trays in my boats tackle storage but find they still still get rusty is there a product you can sray that wont turn off fish or another trick thanks you neal stark{'hello'}
Neal Stark
July 29, 2010
Hi Neal,
Visit www.soblures.com and check out the product called "Rust No Mo'" they are silica packages that you can place in your tray compartments that eliminate moisture and are very inexpensive. Just remember to change them every few months to keep your stuff rust free.
JP
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