I wear a long sleeve shirt most of the time and a hat . I’d wear both gloves but I can’t feel the thump with my rod hand in a glove .Quote:
Originally Posted by jawjatek
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I wear a long sleeve shirt most of the time and a hat . I’d wear both gloves but I can’t feel the thump with my rod hand in a glove .Quote:
Originally Posted by jawjatek
With the rod I am using, you could put 2 gloves on and still feel a thump. It is flat amazing. I can feel the change in weight when a big 'cracker slurps the worm and just sits with it. Then I put the carbon and steel to 'em.
Glad to see you are putting a hurting on the fish. I hate that happened with the STS and I’m sure you will have a new tip in no time. Keep up the sore lipping!
Jawjatek, sorry to hear of your mishap! I know you talked highly of the Eradicator and I’ve yet to crack surface of our pond with my 5-10….very looking forward to it. Those fishes are some bigguns for sure.
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Caught some more chunks yesterday, and starting to see fish on bed - dots in those dark craters on sonar. Wind was whipping 15-20 mph, and it was hard to cast my usual 1/32 oz jig, so I went to a 1.5g. Biggest of the day was a beautiful 1 lb bluegill, and I lost a pig 'cracker somehow at the net that would have pushed 1.5, probably.
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Beautiful Jd healthy sized fish for sure. Good catch.
Bob
Been there done that with the STS as well. About 6 weeks after I got it - I snapped mine. This is was in September 2020 I think. I sat there dumbfounded for a few minutes and then packed my stuff up and left.
Think I got my top section replacement from digitaka
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Yikes! That is a bad break. So far I've broken 3 JDM rods, and a nice St Croix, all stupid, preventable accidents, but I am learning to be more careful. I recently got a hard case from Prox to transport the rods in, but I don't like removing the reels, and re-stringing rods on the lake. Them tiny guides and my eyes make it a pain the tukus. So, the rods ride in the truck with me, ready to go. They are the first thing I put in, and the last thing I take out.