08-21-05, 09:11 AM
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My Setups
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6foot7inch bionic blade rod med heavy / round reel left retrieve 6foot6ich med cheap bass pro rod its like their graphite one/ right retrieve penn 5.1 gear ratio 6foot 6inch med heavy woo daves rod/ pro qualifier reel 6foot 6inch med heavy woo daves rod/extreme reel 6foot shimano jimmy houston series med/ extreme reel 7foot med heavy bass pro rod/penn reel spinning 7 foot med heavy/pro qualifier 6foot 6 inch med/ pro qualifier These are all of my setups. What should I add and do you think I got enough to get the job done. Only thing is my stuff is all about 3years old except for the penn reels. Might upgrade.I am going to start fishing some tournaments hopefull this fall. I am 17 so I got a lot of time to start doing them. Do you guys think this will get the job done? Also does anyone know where to get crankbaits that are good at cheap prices?
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08-21-05, 10:32 AM
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Start buyin 7' rods, I am liking them a lot more than my 6'6" rods. Your rods will work fine, I am more of a rod/reel for a specific purpose type guy, so I buy them for different techniques now adays, not just an all around rod. For example I have a crankbait rod, a drop-shot rod, a pitching/fliiping stick etc. I match the reels for those rods based on gear ratios, and needs. For example I have a Shimano Castaic reel I use for pitching and flipping(2 actually) and I love them, with the thumb bar locking system. Start getting more technique specific on your future purchases.
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08-21-05, 11:01 AM
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So do you take all 8 rods with you in the boat?
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08-21-05, 04:09 PM
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how do you like the woo davis rod? i looked at a spinning version last time i was at bps but didnt know how good it was.
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08-21-05, 04:10 PM
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as for crankbaits bass pro has some good strike kings ones that work well for me and are only 3 dollars
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08-21-05, 07:37 PM
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woo daves are great and they have good feel and are powerfull!
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08-23-05, 08:25 AM
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yhose cranlbaits are the best i caught more fish on those than on all the other crankbaits put toghether
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