TT Switch Prawn | is this the NEW GOAT of blades?

[@alexmarti7684]

Awesome clip mate!! Two sexy bearded man bass fishing, I’ll be watching haha. You two on the boat fishing would be gold.

[@TheHuntForBronze]

We definitely should run it in for a session. Mind you there will be lots of muted sections

[@fishinjosh]

The yella spot looks like it would make a wild Barra dam 😂

[@TheHuntForBronze]

Man, it is the perfect flat for it

[@DarrylAusten69]

Would like to know what dam you were fishing?

[@justinadams5159]

I’m assuming you mean Keegan Painter, the gun Bass angler, is he gonna get you angling with the best in the A.B.T in the future?

[@TheHuntForBronze]

You'd assume more than correct. It's on my list to do a season in the not too distant future and get back into comps. Currently life and the lack of leave is hindering me. Rumour has it once I have a livewell sorted I might throw into some of the QTS rounds though 🫣🫣

[@greenmachine3696]

Noice one mate 🤙

[@TheHuntForBronze]

Cheers mate

[@tonybailey5990]

Do you count it down ? Or just pop it along the bottom ?

[@TheHuntForBronze]

Both mate, depends on the weed levels and where the fish are sitting. For the yellas I was counting down due to the snot weed. The bass off the bottom then slow roll back

[@chrisread6002]

The eyes on your rod aren’t inline 😂 was doing my OCD lol

[@TheHuntForBronze]

They definitely shouldn't be on this rod either. The guides are spiral wrapped

[@chrisread6002]

Never seen that before

[@chrisread6002]

Why is that?

[@TheHuntForBronze]

@chrisread6002 I took this from a rod building website as it explains it much better than I could - First, by transferring the line path to the bottom of the rod you eliminate performance damaging “torque-twist” caused by traditional “straight-set” casting guides inherently causing the tip section of the blank to twist and torque over while under the strain of hook setting and battling big fish. This not only degrades the rod blank’s natural action and power but can lead to premature failure in the upper portion of the rod under such high-stress loads. This has become a costly engineering mistake for many traditional casting rod manufacturers, especially when using today’s more light-weight but delicate high-modulus carbon fiber composites. Additionally, a Spiral wrapped rod utilizes fewer guides spaced farther apart which not only lightens up the tip but minimizes line friction by significantly reducing “line-rub and slap” against the blank. When engineered precisely, these refinements result in a more responsive, sensitive and well-balanced blank that will cast farther, perform better and last longer than any traditional casting rod. spiraliterods.com/why-spiral-wrap/

[@chrisread6002]

Thanks mate interesting