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Because I usually catch about 95 percent of my flounder on a zman spinnerbait usually when they hit itnthey seem to set the hook themselves but I still give it a quick snap of the wrist to be sure but very rarely do I loose flounder because the hook was not set right not trying to brag or make myself out to be the perfect angler but I catch alot of flounder on mostly spinnerbaits slowrolled by oyster mounds or pitched in and around grasslines with scattered oysters and under docks all with a baitcasting rod is the way I do it alot of guys think that a finger mullet or mudminnow on a fishfinder rig is the only way well I got news for them I hate and not very confident in any live bait to much stink and hassel keeping whatever it is your using alive about the only thing that I use that comes close to the stink if live bait is a gulp paddletail but boy do they work anyways different strokes for different folks in otherwords what works for some sometimes not with others thanks for the info and all you do Glad to see this because I use that Bill Dance hookset pretty often

Make sure to use your finger to guide the backing back and forth so that it is evenly distributed across the face of the reel

In short, yes, the Talon/Tempest really are worth the money

Expert Q&A QuestionHow do you choose a lure?Kathy Sparrow, MAKathy Sparrow is a fly-fishing instructor and adventurer at heart