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Clik this link and visit a dear friend of mine, who just happens to be one of the most talented rod makers I've ever met. her name is Marylou Vandereit and her company name is Crosstimbers Custom Rods. She made me a 7' 6" C-rig stick that is about as good as it gets. If you are into novelty rods check out the various different snake skin rods!
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Those are some sweet looking rods!
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![]() ![]() Marylou is one super nice person, who retired from civil service and does this as a primary source of income. Every rod is made with tender loving care. Here is a picture of a rod she made for me: ![]() The rod is a 7' 6" Medium Action rod, 11 guides, 11" handle and 3 1/2" fore grip, Fuji reel seat with exposed rod touch. The blank is extremely light and sensitive. I use it primarily for C-rigging and boated bass up to 9 pounds with no problem. She named the rod "Bob's Big Stick" LOL ![]()
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Any time a woman uses your name followed by "Big Stick", it's a good day! LOL
That is one nice rod.... I'm thinking about getting a custom rod in the near future. I am also interested in eventually making rods for myself as a hobby to keep me busy over the long winter. That and painting my own crankbaits, topwaters, etc. |
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On an unrelated topic, I was trying to send you a PM but it says you are not accepting them. What I wanted to ask is what brand and size cylinder weights you use for dropshotting? Also, what are the advantages over other shape weights?
I didn't mean to hijack your topic, but I have you to myself here and thought I would pick your brain as you obviously know what you're talking about when it comes to dropshotting. Thanks in advance Bob! |
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