I have caught halibut, barracuda, corvina, and whiteseabass in the socal harbors and surf and the backbone on the rod has never failed to impress me
Low and Slow Well start out with the more obvious approach for cold water bass fishing, which is to slow down to a crawl along with the bass
This article was found in The Manufacturer and Builder February 1870 issue
with two #2 VMC hooks, red in the front and bronze in the back
The top 10 Strike King co-anglers finished: 1st: Martin Bryant, North Vernon, Ind., three bass, 7-4, $2,140 2nd: Eric Moore, Hamilton, Ohio, four bass, 6-5, $1,070 3rd: Dan Pardue, Morgantown, Ind., four bass, 5-0, $605 3rd: Russell Vandiver, Greenfield, Ind., four bass, 5-0, $605 5th: Derek Jackson, New Albany, Ind., one bass, 4-15, $730 6th: Brandon Houston, Lakeside Park, Ky., three bass, 4-6, $392 7th: John Thomas, Quincy, Ind., one bass, 4-1, $357 8th: Greg Marshall, Paris, Ky., two bass, 3-14, $321 9th: Ryan Sykes, Fairfield, Ohio, two bass, 3-12, $685 10th: Collin Hillen, Evansville, Ind., three bass, 3-8, $237 10th: Rob Earickson, Camby, Ind., two bass, 3-8, $237 Derek Jackson of New Albany, Indiana, earned the Berkley Big Bass co-angler award of $302, catching a bass that weighed in at 4 pounds, 15 ounces the largest co-angler catch of the day
However, this initially lower cost is quickly outweighed by the fact that sealed lead acid batteries also tend to last a much shorter period of time and cannot be discharged more than 50 percent without causing damage to the battery
