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@@redtobertshateshandles you’re right they definitely do take care of their plastics. It’s a little touch but it goes a long way. Jackall does that as well I feel like

@@HBeretta haven’t thought about the Indiana blade. I should try that. The feather does pretty well, but maybe the extra flash would help. Yeah I’m still not understanding how to cast swim bats very well even the small ones but it’s a learning curve for sure.

A lot of information there. I appreciate your insight. What jigsaw do you like to use that are American? Jackal is one of my top brands to use haha the rhythm wave is a good one. You make some good points

How do you rig it usually? Especially the live minnows. I’ve tried them before but I think I didn’t rig them properly

Sweet! Hope you enjoy 😊

eBay will probably have them. Unfortunately these I got from a shop in Japan so it’s not like they’re in any stores stateside

The weight of just the bait alone is 15.8g or around 0.5 ounces

@@roandpixels1274 thanks! I was thinking of ordering some but wasn’t sure what kind of rod I could throw it on. Seems like a MH would work well. Looks like it would be fun to skip under docks.

@@dontdoxmebro1780 MH would be great

Not as pretty as you 😂

I use more of the GoH measurement. It’s a 1 GoH. So about 18-20lbs

Thank you 🙏🏾

Kkjapanlure*

Yesss very legit webshop for Japan lures

It’s just pure fun. Definitely some cool jigs out there to try out too. I like the GAPs new colors too

That is a JDM lure Artelier Loop is the company and the name of the bait is Kemuri. Great action and toughness out of the bait.

@@roandpixels1274 where do you like to shop for JDM stuff? I buy a lot from The HookUp but you seem to have some stuff they don’t.

@@spotlightinspect5540 yeah I exclusively get my stuff from Japan at this point. Shipping is actually faster from Japan at this point haha, but I use KKJapanLure for a ton of my shopping. They have a good reward system so you get coupons quickly and save some money, he has sales as well. The one thing I will say is always order in a manner that offsets shipping. Never just order 1 or 2 things or shipping will hurt your wallet. I usually do big orders at a time.

Thank you 🙏🏾

bFS nylon 4lb and trout hooks…I was sweating. Either I thought it would break off or the hooks would come off haha

Yes. Thank you

If you ever make it over here I can take you fishing

I think the Antares for 2023 is the “monster drive” version. So that would be more in the swimbait category. I was trying to fill an all around niche for myself. So this bait caster can do 1/4-2oz comfortably. I think the anteras will fill more of the 1oz+ category more comfortably. So depending on intended use I would go from there.

Unfortunately, yes. The Deb’s to me just have an overall faster sink rate than I would like, and thus for the pond in River Fishing that I am doing are a lot harder to gauge.

Not yet. But this season I am going to throw it more

I do JLS but i also get most of my stuff from KKJapanlure

Thank you! You as well

@@roandpixels1274 you got a sub man. Love to see how JDM lures work and fish.

@@remoravictim JDM for sure has been an experience. Especially the new trout side of JDM and handmade

My thing, since better swivels are pretty easy to get is just upgrade to ones you like in various sizes. Then anything that comes with a swivel just toss and replace with what you are comfortable with. For example I have size 1-3 Decoy EX snap I use on all my various swimbaits.

@@roandpixels1274 thanks a lot , can't believe Michigan lost though...

@@muskyvictim I know. Heavy. But they did so good this year. 👍🏾

@@roandpixels1274 hello , just wondering if you had any success with ayu clone 180 ? Have at TW and decoy ex also so thought about buying both but if you say don't bother with clone I won't buy. .

@@muskyvictim Ayu clone 180 has been one of my best producing swimbaits. Great action and super easy to use. Can’t go wrong with it

Yes Wild Lures has a link to his shop on Instagram. He announces when he does drops on his website. There you will have opportunity to acquire them. He ships to the US pretty fast.

No it’s a crank style jointed bait. Really effective for me so far. The 115 is a good size for MI waters. There’s a 160 size that is super popular in Japan right but I am not sure I am ready for that size haha

@@roandpixels1274 haha i know what you mean. im in indiana. ive played with the bigger 8 9 inch swimbaits but i think the 6 7 inch stuff im way more comfortable with and confident gettin bit.

@@castandchill I couldn’t agree more. Definitely for my area 5-6” is the ticket for big fish. I was on fire with the 5” spark Shad by megabass. I am still not use to getting bites from smallies on biggish swimbaits.

@@roandpixels1274 yeah really same here now that im thinking about it i agree 5 6 is def the sweet spot for biggish baits. even 7 is gettin bigger. ive had my best luck with the megabass magdrafts i think they're 6 inch. for hard baits i havent found one yet thats worked for me. ive messed with the s waiver 168s but no bites on it.

@@castandchill I think I am too impatient for glides. I have tried 115-170 sized glides and no luck. I can’t get enough of multi jointed baits though. Definitely have done well with lip and lipless multi jointed baits.

Whoa 3 months? Where did you order the lure from? KKjapanlures spoils me with their shipping times straight from Japan

Hey thanks for watching. I actually have a video I made for the 6’3” ML. It’s a great power finesse rod. What I have found with the revoltage line up is that they are stiffer than what you would think. The overall experience I prefer because of all the feedback I get, I feel like my reaction time is better on these rods due to the bite detection, but to answer your question if you’re looking for a rod that pairs up well with the TN60 bait I have been using the Raid Japan Anti gladiator “joker” it has a really good action and handling of treble hook baits. You can’t go wrong with any revoltage rod but the joker and the revoltage rod are the same cost, so if I had to choose for a specific bait to maximize experience I would choose joker rod

For sure. The ribbing runs less right and deeper on the dead slowler. Both cool baits

Man smallies have been my favorite although river largies are almost just as mean haha. Creeks have been surprising 👍🏾