Tony (28m 5s): And her research, actually the springboard for it was she discovered that back during the Great Depression per capita, a percentage wise, the population had much less depression than the modern era

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However, earlier models did have their drawbacks, with inferior guides having the tendency to easily bend and break, and some of the reel seat and grip layouts questionable, in particular the reversed rod seat that put your grip hand directly on the reel seat thread instead of the actual foam grip
And we find that light-wire 1/0 to 3/0 circle hooks outfish heavier-gauge hooks by at least 50 percent. For the three-way swivel rig, Maltz starts with 10 inches of 25-pound leader to which he snells a light-wire 1/0 to 3/0 circle hook