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Thanks for clarifying. I always assumed it was a pitch flip as it's VERY stiff for a four power. The more you know!

@ I almost ordered the 764 two years ago. It was between 764 and the 763. I went with the 763. Last week it broke(my fault) and I’m replacing with 744 jig special. The 763 never really felt like it had been the right choice. Hoping 744 fits better in lineup

@@pdfahie let me know about that 744. I've been looking at that side eyed for a while now. The 764 is stout and the only reason I haven't got the 744 is the HP 705 does a half ounce jig really well.

@ I was so close to getting the 764. On Hellabass’ livestream with gary dobyns, gary described the 764 as: “not everyone likes the 764, but those that do, tend to have multiple 764s.” I think he was comparing 734 and the 764 and some that don’t love 734, really love the 764 but not positive.

@pdfahie makes sense two totally different feels. I had a champ 734 and broke it like a moron. Replaced it with the Sierra 734 for the extra give on the chatterbait. Nothing at all like the 764 though.

Orange!

Good tip!

He went to all the trouble to make the video. He even explained the differences between the classifications. Just wanted to let him know that there was an inaccuracy. The real question is why you would take the time to make such a worthless comment.

That's a great idea!

Yeah buddy!

Thank you and thanks for watching!

You bet!

You know it!

Yeah made some mistakes I think if I would have caught the two I missed I could have been alright. Woodland lake in Brighton. Thanks for watching!

I have a 22 CX 18 caymas. If you have the same mount try to call them. They are very good to work with.

This was just before Thanksgiving and a lake in Brighton. Woodland lake.

There will it's coming and it was definitely interesting lol

I know, right? There's a more in depth breakdown coming soon. Lots more likelyhood of extra parts!

Not to worry that's what Chad does best!

No Houghton

It was a sad day

Thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks!

It's coming in parts. It's going to be a bit from our boat. I didn't get audio the first day and I'm going to do a voice over and some map study break down for all three days of practice so there's a TON to go through. Chad dropped your first day of practice so that's coming soon.

Did it not come out correctly.. oh well I basically just pushed a bread tie through the loop of the hook the wrapped it really tight around the hook shank. Did pretty well at keeping it weedless.

Yep. It was the best. Then you couldn't find them anywhere

That still works. I haven't used it in years but it still catches them, I'm sure of it.

Thanks for watching!

I had no idea! Now we gotta learn together 😂

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Thanks for watching!

Glad to hear it!

Will do! Thanks for watching!

Shallow for me is shoreline to about 5 feet. Deep for me is pretty much determined by where the weeds start growing. The exception is on rare occasions when I'm chasing smallies over 40-50 foot of water. Those fish aren't really related to anything they just roam around and you pretty much have to scope em. Hopefully this answers your question. Thanks for watching!

@@Hogsnacks Thanks. Makes sense. I now live in North GA and fish highland reservoirs. Shallow is anything less than 20 feet. Deep is 20 to 40 feet depending on time of year.

Yeah no need to be that deep necessarily here on most Michigan lakes. Let me know next time you are in the area and I'll see if I can get you a better lay of the land!

@@Hogsnacks I was born near Bay City but grew up in Grand Haven on the west side. Still have a sister in Grand Rapids and a brother in law closer to Kalamazoo. Most of my fishing growing up was on Lake Michigan as my dad loved salmon and perch fishing. Personally I like the inland lakes better so that's what I do when I go back to western MI.

I'm a fan of the inland lakes too. Don't mind St. Clair but only on occasion because that lake will whoop up on you. Thanks for watching and let me know how you do on your next trip to these parts!

It was my second option lol

Never been fishing for snook or redfish. However, my friends and I are doing a trip in October for those very species, so I love hearing that!

@@Hogsnacks Very cool, what area are you heading to? In October the water is still warm enough that they will still be up on the beaches. Hope you have a great time and post some video.

@@randomjackson574 Not sure of the area yet just know it's in the works. We do a guys trip and a buddy is in charge of it. I think Panama City Beach is where but not positive. Thanks for watching!

@@Hogsnacks My one recomendation is use live bait. You are only there for a short time, most effective way. Artificial baits are my go to, but i have alot of time to waste chasing fish, you are short timing, use live bait. Hopefully you are getting a local guide, the extra money will make your trip so much better. even if its just for 1 day.

@@randomjackson574 definitely getting a guide! Thanks for the info!

Of course he was...I don't know what I was thinking lol

It use to be much better. As a matter of fact one of the only five pounders I saw weighed in one of our tournaments last year was on Lobdell lake.

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Love it!

I hope so for your sake that you have no issues. Obviously it's a completely different type of boat so 🤞 that they do better with pontoons. Thanks for watching!

I'll work on it. 😔

Lol on his private jet!

You got it

Thanks! Wasn't as productive as we thought but, it was the right stuff!

Thanks!

Thank you!