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Old 02-11-08, 03:26 PM   #1
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Well Guys, with nothing to do being home from school, I made a dream list of rods I someday hope to have. I knoe there's people out there, maybe even on this forum that have them, but here's my Dream List...

1. Lipless Bait Rod -- 7' MH, Casting: 15 lb. Fluoro
2. Jerkbait Rod -- 6'6'' MH, Casting: 15 lb. Fluoro
3. Carolina-Rig Rod -- 7' H, Casting: 17 lb. Fluoro w/ 12 lb. Fluoro Leader
4. Heavy Crankin' Rod -- 7' MH, Casting: 12 lb. Fluoro
5. Drop Shot Rod -- 7' M, Spinning: 10 lb. Fluoro
6. Shakey Head Rod -- 6'5'' M, Spinning: 12 lb. Fluoro
7. Spoons/Blades Rod -- 7' MH, Spinning: 15 lb. Mono
8. Topwater Rod (Spooks) -- 7' MH, Casting: 17 lb. Mono
9. Froggin' Stik -- 7' H, Casting: 65 lb. Braid
10. Spinnerbiat Search (5/8+ Ounce) -- 7' H, Casting: 15 lb. Fluoro
11. Popper Rod -- 6'7'' M, Spinning: 14 lb. Mono
12. Buzzbait Rod -- 7' MH, Casting: 17 lb. Mono

I know, I know, on some of them, like the "Heavy Cranker", or the "Lipless Rod", you may wonder why I put fluorocarbon... Well, fluoro. sinks, therefore giving the bait the deepest depth possible. It may be expensive, but it would work nice!

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Old 02-11-08, 05:28 PM   #2
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Lunk, you need 2 ratL trap rods, 2 jig rods, a senko rod and possibly a dropshot rod. Everything else is just extra luggage.You can git'r done with what you already got, sometimes it ain't pretty, but you can git'r done. P N J
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Old 02-11-08, 05:52 PM   #3
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I have a Senko rod (I use it for more open water applications. St.Croix Med. Lite. 7'6'', Fast Action).

And please don't say I can get it done with the rods I have now. If my Dad reads this, he'll get ideas as to why I don't need more!

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Old 02-12-08, 05:35 PM   #4
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LL, as more the fluoro sinking, yes, it will give you more depth, but You'd be better off with a thinner braid on deep cranks because the cranks do the diving, not the line. But thinner braid will allow it to go deeper though.

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Old 02-12-08, 11:05 PM   #5
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the only rod i would really like is a 7 pc split cane fly rod. with a really good fly reel. but it is wy out of my price range. got to use one years ago. dads friend let me use it for rainbow trout fishing in the smokies. great rod. caught quite a few fish too. like they say about all meat..tastes like chicken,mmmmmm. lol.
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