Cant remember what I have it spooled with
once hooked up, you need to use the rod as a lever to put as much pulling power into the retrieve as the rod will allow
Now to set the spool tension for your first cast, tie something on like a 1/2-ounce jig and while holding the rod tip straight out in front of you with about a foot of line between the bait and your rod tip, start backing off of the spool tension knob by rolling it towards your body slowly until the bait begins to fall
Countless tournaments in the spring have been won on the staple lipless crankbaits like a Bill Lewis Rat-L-Trap, Strike King Red Eye Shad, Cotton Cordell Super Spot, Yo-Zuri Rattln Vibe, and other lipless crankbaits
I spent several days fishing freshwater rivers for trout and smaller salmon, as well as a couple of days fishing private ponds and lakes for largemouth bass