Strike King 10XD
Strike King 10XD..... anyone used them yet? What line you had the best luck with? I'm gonna try Sunline Sniper 12# flouro. I hope it's not too light.
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Better have you a 5:1 ratio reel with a MH looong stout rod. They will work you. 10lb or 12 lb fluoro. I have always used 10lb seagar abrasion resistant with no problems.
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Got a revolution winch with 7'6 castaway skeleton crank bait s
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I just cant see spending that kind of cheddar for a crankbait... i go through 6XDs like it aint nothing. guaranteed to lose 1 per trip lol. at $17 a pop that bait better catch a 8lber per trip. The 6XD will touch down to 22 feet if you chunk it far enough.
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man id run heavier than 12 # with a bait that expensive, they say it will still hit 22 ft on 16 lb fluro
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My dad bought me 10 of them. I throw SPRO cranks. I'm used to expensive trips
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I don't want to throw bigger than 12 because I'm gonna be throwing other cranks with the same rod. And the other cranks optimum performance is with 12# line. Smell what I'm stepping in? I want to get away with using one rod.
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He gets on a kick and it usually lasts about 3 years. For the passed 48 months he been throwing swim baits because 4 yrs ago we came out second in a tournament using swim baits. Lol! Now he wants to throw 10XDs
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Why not throw it on braid with a limber rod???
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Hard to say what rod would be best for a 2oz crankbait!
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Tried other cranks with braid and they don't perform as well as with flouro. I mainly want to know the 12# line hinders the action any. I know the line can handle the lure. Hell I've caught plenty 5 pounders on 12# line. And that's heavier than the lure. As far as hanging it up and losing it.... you gonna do that with any line 10,12,14,16 or 20. Unless you have a damn good retriever!
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Eddie u ever heard of a bait retriever they work wonders and save u some $$$
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No... give me names or brands. Gonna look into it. |
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he used an old reel mounted on a old rod, cut off at the eye closest to the reel, with some nylon string and bought one of the retrievers at Academy that look like a fish with two big rings under it..... works very good |
I believe TS Marine makes a retractable one
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I don't think the retractable retrievers will reach a lure that's 20' down? I use the lure hound on a old reel as mentioned above and 9/10 I get my cranks back.
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My bad...its the TH Marine money pole lure retriever..extends to 18', collapses down to 6'...its 90$
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I would imagine you could reach a few more feet if ya lean over with arm outstretched...with out falling in of coarse :)
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sounds like a good deal... you would have to use that 90$ retriever atleast 12X to break even. the hound is like 8$.
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The retractable ones work the best. Unfortunately they won't reach deep divers😕. They are perfect for square bills and 9-10 footers. They also keep you from breaking off your rod tips. Whoever invented any retriever has their spot in heaven 😇!
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All you'll need to break even is get back just half of a 10XD. ;) :smokin: |
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Oops y'all have done covered that didn't read all the other comments
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When we bought the camp, the previous owner left a 20 year old lightning rod, 7' MH. I've been throwing a 10XD on that relic. They both weigh a ton. I've been throwing it on 12# CXX P Line. I keep waiting on the rod to snap while it's loaded up during a cast. I haven't caught a fish on it yet. I also use the lure retriever from Academy. That thing will pay for it self in one trip.
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How do I post a pic on here? I caught a Slaunch Donkey on a 10XD in Toledo this Sunday. Trying to send from my iPhone.
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sweet! i think tapatalk app. or do like me and send it via email to a computer.
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Attachment 54153 7.63 caught last sunday on a 10XD in 27' of water on a ledge in Toledo bend. I was using a Castaway 7'6 Long Launcher on 12# Sunline Sniper FC with Revo winch. The set up worked perfect.
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Nice!
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In 27' of water and a good 50yrd cast within 10 cranks of the Revo winch the plug was dragging bottom. I caught the fish on the 3rd cast of using the big plug. Definitely not the last time I'm going to throw it. It was fun
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Did it hammer it or did it just feel heavy? Fishing a crankbait that deep is a whole new world.
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Almost pulled the rod out of my hand. But she choked it! The big hooks tore some gill plates. She died:(. I let it hit the bottom and would pause for a second or two. About the third pause that's when she hit it. I even backed off into 30' of water and the plug still reached the bottom!!! That's holding the rod at 4:00 about 2' off the water. This thing is a beast. But you do need some equipment to throw it.
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Equipment at all you need.....patience is a must.
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nice catch man!!!
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Thanks
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I throw them on a 7'10" Duckett White Ice (Jason Quinn) MH Crank rod with a Revo Gen3 Winch. Works great!! Highly Suggest this setup. Biggest I have caught is a 3 and it just loaded up. Heard nothing but good things about them though. Also use the knock off brand retriever from Academy. Works just fine.
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I caught on the 10XD for the first time this past Sunday at Toledo. I caught just over 20 lbs (5fish) between 3-5 pm, cranking a 17' flat dropping to 25'. Digging across the flat then pause/jerk over the drop off.
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I was in San Miguel. Really just got lucky, right place, right time. Plus, my buddy that came up to fish had to leave first! The fishing had sucked for me up until that point. I should be back up tomorrow night or Friday.
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I probly know where you were fishing in San Miguel. They got some studs in that cove.
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For me, they've been hiding very well. I should be back up tomorrow afternoon late. I'd love to entice a few!
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