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    I made one of those charts, printed and laminated it then taped to my crank box. That way I don't have to remember all those numbers!
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    I'm not technical about my spread. I use 6 rods, 2 each in 8, 10 and 12' (BGJP) and cast the long rods furthest, and shorten each rod on that side so there is a side to side separation and length also. Helps keep them from tangling. Been waaaay busy for a few weeks now. I use all 300's but have a bunch of 200 also.
    Hey Rdobbs, can you post a pic of your red streak? I'm always looking for an advantage. Thanks.
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    Can't post pics, but would if I could. I simply take some red fingernail
    polish, and on any crankbait I have that has silver sides I just make
    a small mark about 3/4 inch long down the side towards the belly.
    This mimics a wounded fish which is usually easy prey. Works for
    me.

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    Thanks dobbs, I'll give it a shot.
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