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<blockquote data-quote="TN Larry" data-source="post: 3206695" data-attributes="member: 2019"><p>Braid - I use braid for topwater and sometimes use it on a spinning reel with a fluoro leader tied to it.</p><p></p><p>Rod Length - Kimberman says it pretty well. Most of my rods are 6'6" to 7'6" depending on the situation. For instance, you don't want to be flipping into bushes with a 6' rod. A 7'6" rod gives you the length to make the flips easier but also gives you the backbone and strength to get a fish's head turned and out before wrapping you up.</p><p></p><p>Best tip - Always fish with confidence. If you are not confident in your bait, area, and presentation, then you won't be catching a whole lot even if you have the "right" bait and area picked out. You can't always force them to bite, but confidence and patience goes a long way and is at least half of the battle IMO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TN Larry, post: 3206695, member: 2019"] Braid - I use braid for topwater and sometimes use it on a spinning reel with a fluoro leader tied to it. Rod Length - Kimberman says it pretty well. Most of my rods are 6'6" to 7'6" depending on the situation. For instance, you don't want to be flipping into bushes with a 6' rod. A 7'6" rod gives you the length to make the flips easier but also gives you the backbone and strength to get a fish's head turned and out before wrapping you up. Best tip - Always fish with confidence. If you are not confident in your bait, area, and presentation, then you won't be catching a whole lot even if you have the "right" bait and area picked out. You can't always force them to bite, but confidence and patience goes a long way and is at least half of the battle IMO. [/QUOTE]
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