The patented, two-part, machined-brass bodies with internal vibrating rattles generate a unique low-frequency sonic vibration that triggers fish to strike while virtually eliminating line twist
[21] [22] [23] Nature called it a "controversial claim" in a news report, in which paleontologist Guy Narbonne said "[I]t quickly became clear that there are simpler explanations for the features Retallack had validly noted, and most of us moved on to more promising explanations." [24] Despite a majority of Ediacaran researchers who reject his claims based on a body of research, [25] [26] [27] Retallack continues to maintain his position
The Deuter Trail 28 SL is marketed towards climbers in addition to hikers, so I wonder if it has something to do with that
For this outside-the-weedline technique, I like a 7-foot 2-inch, medium-heavy casting rod that is lightweight and sensitive
Or I could get it down a little bit
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