12-18-08, 08:34 PM
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Universal Spinning Rod
Hey guys, over the past year I have upgraded all of my baitcasting rods and reels to top of the line gear, but over the winter i am looking to get a nice spinning rod... what is one rod that i could dropshot, shakyhead, t-rig finesse worms, and throw small baits with? I was thinking a 7'0" Medium Rod??? I would like to hear your thoughts.
Ryan
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12-18-08, 11:41 PM
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www.broutlawrods.com/catalog.html This has been my favorite spinning rod. 7' Medium. Very light, sensitive, yet good backbone. I'll keep an eye out if he has any sales like he did 2 years ago at the fishing show in Novi, MI a couple years ago.
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12-19-08, 10:02 AM
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IMHO, you'll need to.
Pick your budget and fav brand and get a ML fast action and a MH fast action. The ML will throw your smaller and finess baits The ML will throw your heavier rids. But most importantly, the ML and M power ratings are not standardized amoung the rod manufacturers. Nothing beats holding the rod and seeing if it is something you could fish w/ all day. |
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