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Location: Wisconsin | Looking for some used trolling rods. Would prefer rods used only 3years or less, but open to older rods in good condition. I don't care for any particular brand |
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| I have two 1 St Croix Premier Heavy Used 2 times like New . This is the newer style rod....and a 1-Gander Mountain 7'6" Med Heavy....Very good condition....$145 Shipped for the Pair..... Last of my rods,
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Location: Grantsburg, Wisc | Go buy a couple new Shimano TDR rods.
They are about $29 a piece.
I just picked up 2 from Thorne Bros yesterday.
They highly recommended these rods. |
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Location: oconomowoc, wi | ski junkie - 6/29/2015 7:34 PM
Go buy a couple new Shimano TDR rods.
They are about $29 a piece.
I just picked up 2 from Thorne Bros yesterday.
They highly recommended these rods.
free can coozies with them as well..  |
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Location: Wisconsin | 29 pick up, do you know the price for shipping? |
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Location: Grantsburg, Wisc | WiscoMusky - 6/29/2015 8:12 PM
29 pick up, do you know the price for shipping?
It can't be much.
They are 2 piece rods
Give them a call.
763-572-3782 |
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| +1 on the TDR's thats what i got this year. |
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Location: Des Moines Iowa | Which model TDR are you using? |
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| 8' TDR hvy's work great! |
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Location: Grantsburg, Wisc | I have a 9'6 MH and a 9' M |
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Location: Des Moines Iowa | Ordered 2 today |
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| check fish usa they have free shipping on orders over 50$ i think and they are 29$ there or order them from walmart online 27.50$ when in stock free shipping over 75$ or something |
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Location: Vilas County, WI | Those TDR's seem to be a great value, but whats the difference between TDR trolling rods and regular rods? For example, I have 2 Shimano Sojourn musky rods laying around that have been my back-up rods or for guests. They're 8 foot, Heavy Power, Fast Action. Would those suffice for trolling? Basically, do I need to have 'trolling' rods to troll? |
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Location: Poca, West Virginia | I use my casting rods to also troll with just make sure to keep your drag pressure on the medium to light side. It's the shock of your lure catching a snag that can break a regular casting rod. Trolling rods use a blend of graphite and fiberglass which make them better suited for trolling, trolling can be hard on all your equipment. I use a 36" 130lb fluorocarbon leader and 80 lb braid for trolling no matter which rod I use. |
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