Thanks brotha I appreciate it! Yes sir go give them a shot my buddy Nick would appreciate the support from you and to share his lures. I've got some new custom colors I'm picking tomorrow, so I'll share them on here and my other socials so stay tuned. Thanks again buddy.
@@texaswadefisherman yep. Mirrolure mini dines, ball tail jrs. Captain Lanes ghost minnows, DSL burner shade, 6th sense juggle minnows....lots of choices. They can all save the day. I throw bfs stuff too. That's getting real small. It works great in the real skinny stuff or on glass flat days. Doesn't spook them so much.
That is all so very true. I love Capt. Lanes ghost minnow, that is such a durable bait in such a small profile. I've caught some nice fish on it. Haven't thrown much of the burner shade but something to consider...not that I need more lures lol. My buddy with STX Lures has this 4" saucer shad that has been doing pretty good for me so far. Really trying to put it through its paces and hang some solid fish on it.
How do you like that Rainshadow RX7 blank on your rod? As a builder, I'd suggest asking Jason to us a good NFC xray or Rod forge...a whole different level.
Man I've loved the Rainshadow blanks so far, it's made a difference when throwing lures and feeling the slightest of bites at times. Oh ok I'll get with him on that, thanks for the info brotha!
@@texaswadefisherman welcome. Can't go wrong with the classic RX6 or high end RX10 blanks from batson-rainshadow. NFC is the company Garry loomis started after he sold g. Loomis. The Xray line like the SJ703 (what the old ultramag was built on) or SB 682 are very light and super sensitive. Plus theyre USA made. Rod Forge (tfo) is another awesome blank. They opened up their factory here in Texas. So we now have top tier, Texas made blanks. The 6'6" Medium xtra fast is God's gift to waders. I mostly build on Rod forge stuff. Texas made rods with Texas made components for Texas fishermen.
Sweet that is awesome always great to support our state and I will definitely look into those blanks for sure. Been wanting to build another rod at some point and try out cork grips. Not sure if I want to do a 6'8" are not, I've been a fan of my 7' rods so far. What is your opinion on a 6'8"rod or 6'6''?
@@texaswadefisherman I don't use anything over 6'8" anymore. My go to rod is a 6'3". That size has become very popular with Sarge, Laguna, El Salveja, and others having at least 1 offering that size. If you like 7', stick with it unless you just want to see what a shorter rod feels like. With today's blanks I don't think you lose much, if any, distance on casts going from 7' to 6'6". As long as you can be accurate, can handle landing the fish, and the rods balanced well, it only matters what you like.
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Nice day bud. Always good content. I’ve been with Marvin few times, he’s a grinder,keeps you out here til y’all are on em.👍🏼
Thank you brotha it really was a great day. Yes sir always a good time with him.
Great video capt. Some nice catches. Tight lines brotha
I appreciate it brotha! Thanks again
Good video bro, Good to see my boy Marvin as well. I'm going to have to test out those new lures. Thanks for the info. Keep'em coming.
Thanks brotha I appreciate it! Yes sir go give them a shot my buddy Nick would appreciate the support from you and to share his lures. I've got some new custom colors I'm picking tomorrow, so I'll share them on here and my other socials so stay tuned. Thanks again buddy.
Nice. I've been a big fan of downsizing for the last couple years. Lots of good, smaller baits.
Yes sir it's made a difference when they are being picky on what they want. Also have turned my fishing trips into productive ones.
@@texaswadefisherman yep. Mirrolure mini dines, ball tail jrs. Captain Lanes ghost minnows, DSL burner shade, 6th sense juggle minnows....lots of choices. They can all save the day.
I throw bfs stuff too. That's getting real small. It works great in the real skinny stuff or on glass flat days. Doesn't spook them so much.
That is all so very true. I love Capt. Lanes ghost minnow, that is such a durable bait in such a small profile. I've caught some nice fish on it. Haven't thrown much of the burner shade but something to consider...not that I need more lures lol. My buddy with STX Lures has this 4" saucer shad that has been doing pretty good for me so far. Really trying to put it through its paces and hang some solid fish on it.
@@texaswadefisherman I'll check it out.
How do you like that Rainshadow RX7 blank on your rod? As a builder, I'd suggest asking Jason to us a good NFC xray or Rod forge...a whole different level.
Man I've loved the Rainshadow blanks so far, it's made a difference when throwing lures and feeling the slightest of bites at times. Oh ok I'll get with him on that, thanks for the info brotha!
@@texaswadefisherman welcome. Can't go wrong with the classic RX6 or high end RX10 blanks from batson-rainshadow.
NFC is the company Garry loomis started after he sold g. Loomis. The Xray line like the SJ703 (what the old ultramag was built on) or SB 682 are very light and super sensitive. Plus theyre USA made. Rod Forge (tfo) is another awesome blank. They opened up their factory here in Texas. So we now have top tier, Texas made blanks. The 6'6" Medium xtra fast is God's gift to waders. I mostly build on Rod forge stuff. Texas made rods with Texas made components for Texas fishermen.
Sweet that is awesome always great to support our state and I will definitely look into those blanks for sure. Been wanting to build another rod at some point and try out cork grips. Not sure if I want to do a 6'8" are not, I've been a fan of my 7' rods so far. What is your opinion on a 6'8"rod or 6'6''?
@@texaswadefisherman I don't use anything over 6'8" anymore. My go to rod is a 6'3". That size has become very popular with Sarge, Laguna, El Salveja, and others having at least 1 offering that size.
If you like 7', stick with it unless you just want to see what a shorter rod feels like. With today's blanks I don't think you lose much, if any, distance on casts going from 7' to 6'6". As long as you can be accurate, can handle landing the fish, and the rods balanced well, it only matters what you like.
Ok that's understandable for sure. I wouldn't be a posed to trying something different in the future. Thanks for the info brotha!