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That was a weak hook set for a Florida angler lol. If that had been a monster there’s a good chance the hook wouldn’t of drove through the hard spot in the top of the mouth and it would of been long gone

normb28 pretty sure I wouldn't stage something like this with something I spent $150 on, in the middle of a bass tournament with even more money on the line.

Kevin flabouyfishing fished a tournament out there a month ago. Finished 3rd with 18lbs

The ones you bought from tackle warehouse are Halo Daylights. This rod is a Halo twilight, the higher end, more expensive model. It was a 7'6 Heavy. 4 month is all I got out of it. But since I made the switch, I haven't broken a rod since this video

+BradRennerFishing. I just checked and they're the twilite rods for $59. look at their clearance rod section. thank you

+Blazinxtreme got mixed up, local tackle shop has buy 1 get 2 free of the Halo Daylites right now

+BradRennerFishing which Denali rods are you using? the kovert was heavy and unbalanced. heard good things about the j2

+Blazinxtreme koverts are my favorite. They balance nicely with a good reel mounted. But i also use the J2 and also a rosewood for punching mats. Caught a 7lber Monday on my rosewood mat rod

Email me at Bradrenner92@hotmail.com

Yes I'll be there again for the clewiston tourney

Sweet man, I may fish it to!

Made the switch to Denali rods after I made this video a couple years ago. To this day I have not broken a Denali and I've been putting them to the ultimate test too. Boat flipping 8lbers in the boat without any hesitation. They are fantastic rods.

BradRennerFishing Interesting, will look out for them. But, if budget is not a huge factor, you can't go wrong with a G.Loomis. You don't have to go for a NRX or GLX, I still have an old GL3 MBR845C and is still going strong. It might be a tad on the heavy side, but testing it against my friend's Japanese Shimano or even Smith rods, I can honestly tell you it beats it. It has way more tip power plus it loads up nicely with plenty of backbone.

I have a GL3 & IMX Rod. And I like them but for 1/2 the price, the Denali's are still my favorite.

Alex Fu same was about to buy one and then saw this video

+Fritz Weatherspoon no it wasn't just this rod. Again, I fished with the rod for 4 months. Caught many fish with it up to 9lbs. Then boom! On a 10 inch fish. It's a common problem with many of the guys in my bass club who have owned these rods. One of my buddy's broke 2 on back to back flips with the triple XH.

Oh god not another one of you dumbasses The fish was put back in the water and swam off to be caught another day. All my fish are live released.

BradRennerFishing I never called you any names, I have a marine biology degree, what do have besides a can of skoal in your back pocket and mouth cancer 15 years from now? That fish bounced around on the carpet for 1/2 your video and it was never shown to go back in, it is "dumbasses" like yourself that make the rest of the ethical anglers look bad. No name calling was ever required.

So just because you don't see me pick the fish up and toss it back in the water, it is safe to assume that I killed it? You know the saying, when you assume you make an ass out of you and me. It's "dumbasses" like you that take the enjoyment out of what a do. I may not have a marine biology degree but by god atleast I have enough sense to not run my mouth on the Internet just because I disagree with somebody. I think hand tieing hair jigs is stupid. Do you see me commenting on your vids, trashing you? Like your mother use to say, if you don't nothing nice to say don't say anything at all. So you may now remove yourself from my channel tough guy.

BradRennerFishing I will respectfully apologize if I offended you and after rereading what I said I guess it did come off a bit harsh. I didn't call you any names I just pointed out the treatment of the fish, that is it. I try to get the fish back in the water as quickly as I can without it hitting the carpet but it does happen, and I never had a rod blow up in 3 pieces like that so yes, I guess I'll admit I was wrong to say that and leave it be. Tying hair jigs is something to do for cold water fish and when the water gets hard, I also pour and paint every jig I tie and I hand tie silicone and rubber skirts onto my bass jigs as well, not just hair that gets tied, I'm glad you looked my channel up, have a good one.

And understand why I'm so fast to get defensive. I have quite a few followers who enjoy my videos but occasionally I get a stranger who wants to criticize me or call me a fish killer or animal abuser. My number 1 goal is to return the fish as healthy as possible back Into the water. Conservation is a big thing here in Florida. I Even go to the extent of dropping frozen bottles of water in my livewells during tournements in summer when the temp get really hot. I've also upgraded my livewell pumps to 2 1100 gallon per hour pumps, which pushes even more fresh water in when needed. So now that will give you an idea of what I'm about and that conservation is actually very important to me.

I realized the mistake I had made and caressed her ever so gently against my boosums 😂

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Thanks Buddy! Glad you liked the video.

Is it necessary you moan and groan on my video because you obviously don't know about florida fishing? You must be a spinning rod, finesse guy

BradRennerFishing Huh. Yes, I do finesse, but just as much as everything else. I was just waiting for a fish to fly over your head, to be honest

If you weren't being rude about it then I apologize for my comment. I've had several people comment and suggesting I'm harming the fish with my hooksets and it was "overkill" that's what I assume you were getting too aswell. To answer your question, when you are flipping thick cover like I do a good strong hookset is key so if they wrap you up that will stay pinned up and also to drive that hook through the top hard spot in their mouth. It doesn't harm the fish in anyway. Yes sometimes I'll have a dink go flying over the boat but most times they pop off and swim away

BradRennerFishing Thank you sir... I've only flipped into matted grass and even thicker cover once or twice. I never set the hook that hard and never lost a fish either... Have a nice day

I'm not sticking up for halo.. I won't buy another One. But they do come with a 1 year warranty: I got a replacement free in a couple weeks a sold it. Replace my rods with denali's and I've been really happy since

BradRennerFishing Funny you say that... I`ve been looking at the Denali Jadewood and they look solid. Beautifully crafted, but I`m not sure yet what I`m going to go with. Either 13 Fishing, Denali, Fenwick or a St. Croix

BradRennerFishing Hopefully your expeditions in the future hold big fish and better rods, my friend. Best of luck in the future, brother!

Somebody told me halo fixed the problem but I know people who keep blowing them up. I've been 100% happy with Denali since I've made the switch over a year ago. Not a single problem yet. Lightweight. Fast tip is very nice. And the overall finish of the rod is beautiful. Boat flipped a 8lber with my kovert flippin stick a month ago without any struggle. I highly recommend them. Buy one to try out and if you're happy buy more!

I was using a 1/2oz picasso tungsten weight in junebug color and the whynot was black-blue flake

A little water ain't gonna hurt a reel! I would of threw the entire rod and reel in the lake if it was a big spider lol!

haha lol

Never give up what you love for any reason man! There is still ways to go out and enjoy some bass fishing even if you're in a chair!

I was actually flipping this stretch for a while first thing in the morning. Once the sun got up I stopped to grab my sunglasses (you can see me cleaning them off at the beginning) and just so happen my next pitch she ate it

BradRennerFishing thx for the reply brad, great vid :)

A picture of the full fish on a scale is a requirement by the Florida Wildlife Commission(FWC) for the trophy catch program. They recommend holding this fish out right not bent at all to prevent any damages to the fishes spine. This method has been proven to be the best by studies. Sometimes you have to do some research and not go by what you think is right and wrong.

I was flipping the Gambler Fat Ace

ok thanks

I live in South lakeland, Im in the Lakeland Bassmasters. I see your in the Junior bassmasters.

lol yea man do you ever volunteer boat captain?

All the islands produce big fish year long. If you are looking for big fish, especially in the summer you have no other choice than to just go flipping. Flipping is one of the best ways to trigger a big bite out on Kissimmee.

Thats all we do, Gambler is main bait for us and many others we usaully fish grassy but nothin but dinks