EVX is within his range for sure, reels also about there.Originally Posted by DEVOREFLYER
EVX is within his range for sure, reels also about there.
It's the reels that blow it up for sure. I like the handle grip on my suggestion better, some may like the EVX.
Check out tackle industries. They make some great swimbait rods and a great price.
The EVX is a bit of a tank but I like the workout.
Opening up a can of worms is correct. So many options. Be prepared to toss those baits a lot. They say that a big musky is a fish of 1000 casts; well so is a big striper.
Read up on some of the past posts and talk to the guys that are veterans of this type of fishing. Also start working out your casting arms. If you fish these baits correctly,especially
from shore, you will be a little sore the next day.
NevadaE posting on FNN? What the hell do you know, there's no fish in Mead!
By the way NevadaE has caught some of his biggest stripers on some of the cheaper swimbaits around, Storm Wild Eye's and LA sliders. These baits can be run on much lighter gear. Don't get caught up in all the hype (like I do), you don't have to spend big bucks to get a 20+ lbs. striper.
Pictures or it didn't happen....
I'll have to leave that to him. My library of pics is constantly being erased, just not a big picture guy I take um them delete um a photographer I am not. The one in my avatar was from Mead but NevadaE has caught some that make it look like a minnow.Pictures or it didn't happen....
Silverwood striper laugh at my swimbaits.
That one you got was at least a DD. Here are a few pics.
The two I'm holding are 22lbs and 16lbs.
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