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ok, so first style is better

Wacky rig have not failed me yet!

are joints that are wide apart, with 2 rings joined together that lets it move in a wide range, like this, better: or close together, with a join thats only moves from side to side, like this, better: I want to try a jointed crankbait, but not sure if one style of joint is better than the other.

How would anyone overhear you talking in English if you avoid all conversation?

Rude? how so? Its just a way to avoid conversation. Some people just dont want to be bothered by others and have a peaceful time fishing. Its not like he/she is offending them in any way.

I have a 7ft fiberglass rod and on the label it says that this rod supports 6-14lb line. Im thinking of loading it with 20lb mono for bottom fishing and pike. The terminal end will be either a crankbait/spoon or a small sinker with a circle hook. What are the consequences of loading heavier...