My unpopular opinion on one of the most popular hooks on the market, a finesse rig you've

probably never heard of, and the pros and cons of floricarbon versus monophylliment for crankbates. All that and more on this episode of Tackle Talk Podcast.

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Now here's your host, Andrew Hayes. Hey ladies and gentlemen welcome to the very first episode of the Tackle Talk

podcast my name is Andrew I'm going to be your host through this little endeavor

and yeah

episode one pretty excited to get this started so I guess right off the bat I kind

of wanted to give you guys a little bit of info on me and I guess who you're

listening to rant throughout this whole thing.

So for those of you that I don't know, my name is Andrew Hayes.

I'm from Dayton, Ohio.

Been a Midwest, largemouth, small mouth angler. Pretty much much my whole life but I started taking it

really seriously about I'd say three or four years ago so been a learning experience

and I got a lot of things I think I want to talk about and kind of get off my chest and one of my problems I think with a lot of the

Podcast a lot of the stuff you see on YouTube at this point now that it's become so popular as everybody is so

beholden to you know their sponsors or who they work with or things like that you don't really get honest

opinions on things anymore so that's kind of why I wanted to start this I want to

have kind of an open dialogue talk about the things that I know I would want to hear talked about, but also from an unbiased opinion, someone that doesn't have a certain brand of rod or a certain brand of real or a certain brand of soft

plastic that they have to, you know, talk good about.

You know, I want an honest review and honest opinion on this kind of stuff and I kind of

wanted this to be an outlet for that. So full disclosure I am very much a Midwest kind of finesse Fisher for those of you that are you know maybe listening in California and fishing you know giant clear lakes with 12 inch Huddlestons or whatever it is.

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