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Picked up a New Stick!
I just got a new Fenwick Venture, and after readign up on it, and checking it out, I committed to it. It is 7ft MH, casting. 50 bucks too! Not a bad deal IMO. I have a shimano curado sitting on it too! Casts a country mile.
Zook, you have any experience wiht this model?
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08-15-06, 02:34 PM
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Thats one sweet set up ya got there, now go cross some eye's!
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08-15-06, 02:40 PM
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yea, Im upgrading all my cheap rods slowly and surely. 2 or 3 more to go.
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08-15-06, 02:57 PM
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thats the best way to do it, one thing for sure, your first bass on that new rod will feel great!...esp. the bite!
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08-15-06, 03:05 PM
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Yeah, I love breaking in rods....
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08-18-06, 04:05 PM
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I've yet to have a bad fenwick. Even the cheap Eagle GT has good sensitivty and has held up very well for me. I think you will like them.
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08-19-06, 12:59 PM
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I love fenwicks this is number 4 for me.
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08-19-06, 11:01 PM
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I'm thinkin my next one will be a fenwick, although I sure do love my lowrider. In all your other threads with pics, you used nothing but spinning gear, are you just learning to use a baitcaster or what? jw
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No Spinning gear I use for my senkos/ dropshots. They were main things fish wanted. No need changin to a caster, unless needed. I did nab frog fish on casters, I only own 3 spinning 5 casters.
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i have a fenwick venture 6'6" M with a curado on it.the rod cost me i believe $18 and the curado was $40 both on clearance at wallyworld.what a deal that was,huh?it is a very nice set up.i use it for grubbin zooks and spinnerbaits.
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Oh, yeah, since I am mostly finnesse, I use spinning gear mostly, but for spinnerbaits, and chatterbaits, I use my baitcaster.
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