This is a Keitech 3/16 tungsten jig paired with a 2" Yum chunk craw trailer. I throw it with a 7 Foot medium/fast Trika 6x rod, and a Ti100 reel. The reel isn't shallow spool but has all ceramic bearings and casts the jig (which comes in less than 1/4 oz) a country mile if I choose to.
Power BFS?
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Dannicus
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Power BFS?
So I've seen the term power BFS thrown around a lot lately. To me it means bridging the gap between the tiny ultralight setups and traditional bass gear. I'd put my primary jig setup in that category.
This is a Keitech 3/16 tungsten jig paired with a 2" Yum chunk craw trailer. I throw it with a 7 Foot medium/fast Trika 6x rod, and a Ti100 reel. The reel isn't shallow spool but has all ceramic bearings and casts the jig (which comes in less than 1/4 oz) a country mile if I choose to.
This is a Keitech 3/16 tungsten jig paired with a 2" Yum chunk craw trailer. I throw it with a 7 Foot medium/fast Trika 6x rod, and a Ti100 reel. The reel isn't shallow spool but has all ceramic bearings and casts the jig (which comes in less than 1/4 oz) a country mile if I choose to.
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Re: Power BFS?
They need to change the technique acronym to DFS
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