This Bait Was The Right Choice (Shore Fishing With Pinfish) 

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Great question, but not an easy one to answer. I've actually tried out five different ebikes and I really like them all, crazy answer right. Choosing one depends on your needs and physical size. I think the 26" ebikes ride smoother than the 20", but the 20" are foldable. If you're tall, consider the 26" ebikes. Some have different distances that they will travel on one battery charge, some have 500W motors and others have 750W motors. Some ebikes have what's called Torque Assist (Hovsco), these operate very smooth when they provide electric power when pedaling or using straight electric. Ebikes that don't have Torque Assist are very zippy and a bit jerky when the electric power kicks in (making them not as safe as the ones with Torque Assist). This one is an excellent ride and has a great travel distance 26" Hovsco Hovalpha: bit.ly/3lYaVOj Only one I've tried has the GPS tracking and theft protection built-in, it's foldable (suites my travel needs well), has blinkers and a horn, comes with fenders and rear rack. This is the one I'd choose if I had to pick one in the 20" class. HeyBike Tyson Referral Link：bit.ly/42cKaWH $30 off Promo code：RRFHeybike

the times ive mixed them, not often, it's worked out fine.

Yes, it depends on the fishing conditions.

@@RadReelingFishing Thanks JC. I went out this morning used the knocker rig and did okay. I was out close to the Fort Pierce Inlet hitting the rocks and deeper docks. Finally got me a castnet coming tomorrow maybe that will help. Thanks for all your info, I really appreciate it. Steve

I use spray sunscreen and that works or try off

Which one did you purchase?

i attach a milk crate and if i need more storage i bring a backpack along too.

@@RadReelingFishing Hopefully you'll answer this also. Is it a specific kind of backpack like meant specifically for fishing, and if so, what particular backpack do you use. I've seen a whole lot of them listed on Google and starting from as low as $12.99 going all the way up to a couple hundred dollars! I think I'd just want something basic, any specific recommendations?

@@danaparks8812 I bought mine at Good Will for $2.99. It just a regular backpack with three compartments.

@@RadReelingFishing I got you, thanks bro!

Thanks for watching. I'm working on getting a hitch rack that will haul a couple of ebikes.

@@RadReelingFishing not that I mean a trailer that you pull with the bike

@@uncleshepsfishing4165 Of course, my mistake, ha ha... Thanks for commenting. I'm limited on space in my apartment at the moment. Maybe something to look at in the future though.

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Is there an intelligent reason for your suggestion? Thanks for watching.

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I hope so

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