Molix PE / Braid line – Tuna Spinning

Old Glories are back

Old Glories are back with new fantastic colors!
Sligo Family, Sligozzo and Sidus 145…

The epic Sidus 145 is back!

If you try, you won’t leave it anymore!!

Courtesy of Bass University

A relatively new style of lure. It fits somewhere between a spinnerbait, a crankbait and a jig!
The name Lover!
Extremely snag free
Tremendous amount of wobble and vibration
Great Imitator of forage

Like a jig and spinnerbait, its one of the most versatile lures you can throw in different conditions
- All Seasons – winter (cold water), spring, summer (hot water), and fall!
- All Water Clarity’s – great in clear, stained, or muddy (dirty).
- All Types Of Cover – wood, rock, grass, anything!
- Imitates All Forage – bait, panfish species, crustations and crawfish

Steady Retrieve – stained water and active bass
Burn – Great for clearer water and schooling bass. This is where I love to use the treble hook version!
Slow Roll – cold water and dirty water
Drag and Pull – great for cold water and deep water (ledges).
Feather – keeps the bait in the strike zone longer

No matter what technique you choose, always make the Lover change direction. You can do this by:
- Hitting/deflecting off of cover
- Using the Rod and Reel
- Using Your Body

I like to select my Lover trailers based on two three factors:
My Favorite Types Include:
- Natural Action – Chunks and Flukes
- Moderate Action – Devils Spear, Swim Baits and Craws
- Heavy Action – both single and double tail grubs

Rod – I use the exact same criteria as my spinnerbait rods. 6’6” – 7’4” medium action rods with the 7’ being my favorite! Slight delay (60/40)!
Reel – Again the same criteria as a spinnerbait. Choose the reel based on the technique. 6.4:1 to 7.9:1 with the 7.0 being my favorite.
Line – Once again same criteria as line for a spinnerbait. 75% of the time I’m using flora (12-20) and 25% of the time braid or mono (40-50 lb. braid and 14-20 lb. mono).

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