Brent Ehrler Details his ‘Jack of All Trades’ Spinning Setup

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Brent Ehrler Details his ‘Jack of All Trades’ Spinning Setup

September 13, 2020 • Major League Lessons

While the 7-foot, 1-inch Daiwa Tatula Elite Signature Series Brent Ehrler Spinning Rod is labelled as a drop-shot rod, MLF pro Brent Ehrler considers it a jack of all trades for multiple spinning applications. Pair it with the Tatula LT Reel 6.3:1 and you have a killer combo for a wacky rig, a small swimbait, etc. Get the pro perspective from Ehrler on why this combo is a go-to spinning setup.