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I have several in the regular and micro guides. They are durable. I haven't had one problem with them. Well, except for the time I managed to chuck one into the lake...but that was my fault. I would highly recommend the 7 MH micro for $120.00. I've been thinking about the Carrot Stix Wilde and Abu Garcia Veritas micro, but I think I'll end up back with something I know to be good, BPS Carbonlite Micro.
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Yes, the Carbonlite rods use good guides.
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![]() i have a 6'6 for Topwater, hardbaits, i love it, only been catching 2 lbers lately, but i would think they would hold up.. i am not a fan of the carrot, though i love that orange
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