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RE:Rods
there is a rod for every application, not only that you should also indicate what your ideal budget is.beerbohm wrote:I am looking at getting a new rod this week. Any suggestions? I will be using it for bass fishing with a bait caster reel.
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from there everyone can narrow down the search for you. in general, i would suggest a shimano rod. though their prices will vary, their customer service is top notch.
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- SHIMANO Curado 201 HDSV
- SHIMANO Curado 301 DSV
WTB:
- SHIMANO Curado 201 HDSV
- SHIMANO Curado 301 DSV
RE:Rods
i also suggest shimano. i have a Claurus it only cost like 25 bucks at auburn sports marine, but to tell you the truth the rod sucks. no sensitivity at all. i would go with a higher end rod.
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RE:Rods
I suggest a Rogue rod if your budget allows. They run about $200. They are worth every penny and fish better than rods costing twice as much.
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RE:Rods
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RE:Rods
I fish Lamaglas and love them!!You def want a Shimano reel.
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RE:Rods
St.Croix makes excellent rods. They can be a little pricey though.kzoo wrote:Depends what you want to spend, I personally like the st. croix avids. If you want to save the bucks get a Shimano Claurus.
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RE:Rods
I don't think the sensitivity is that bad, it is Im-7 graphite, i've got a 2 spincasts and a baitcaster. Wow! 25 bucks is a great deal, I paid twice as much.tnj8222 wrote:i also suggest shimano. i have a Claurus it only cost like 25 bucks at auburn sports marine, but to tell you the truth the rod sucks. no sensitivity at all. i would go with a higher end rod.
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