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Running off the graph is all well and good, but floating debris and other boats arent on the graph, so it took us quite a while longer than it should have to get there

Whether its a stalwart in your rod locker or something you throw in the back of your truck in case you pass a likely-looking fishery, this rod will be ready for action when you most need it

The medium-heavy power rating provides the strength needed to handle larger fish species, while the 7ft length offers good casting distance and control

Any Shimano Stradic in the 2500 or 3000 series is a fantastic choice

But by simply twitching your rod tip until you find a consistent motion that creates a pattern of pops on the other end of the line, you can develop a cadence that will help you when trying out all sorts of other baits later

Here are the core variables that are in this experiment: Rod Lenght: Equal both the exact same 76 TFO rods with the same power rating Reels: Equal both lines were on the same sized Shimano Stradic Ci4 reel Lures: Equal used teardrop shaped weights to minimize the wind resistance variable 1st test used 3/16 oz to resemble lighter lures 2nd test used 1/2 oz weights to resemble a heavier lure Casting Force As equal as possible without a $$$$ machine Line Gap: The gap between the edge of the spool and the outer layer of the line is a big factor with spinning reels, so I made sure to keep them equal

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