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| Thinking of getting some rod sleeves. What brand do you use and how often do you use them? Does anyone use the lure wraps? They are a nylon cover that velcros around the lure on your rod |
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Location: Minnesota | Don't know the brand but i picked up one foe every rod i have at Thorn Bros . Keeps rod's from getting tangled .I won't buy a new rod without one. |
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Location: Mt. Zion, IL | I use stick jackets exclusively and hve great luck with them. I bought a bunch of them at the Chicago musky show a few years back. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Tackle Industries now carries these too. Musky Tackle Online also has them now. 6'6"-8' and 8'-9' rod socks.
http://www.tackleindustries.com/muskypikerods.html
James
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| I bought a few from bass pro shops and they seem to work well, they were fairly cheap to they were on sale. |
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| Look up Rod Condom. I know, silly name, but this guy has these down pat and the price is great. Custom lengths, colors, features, etc. Note, when ordering for musky rods, buy the ones intended for spinning rods. The ones he makes for casting rods are more for bass rods with smaller eyes. Great service to boot! |
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Location: Land of the Musky | I don't have many but I just got in some black/red rod socks yesterday. I have not measured them yet. If you want them give me an email at [email protected] These are unpack-aged and $5 each plus a little for shipping. I only have 10 of this color. 100s of the black/gold 
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA | I bought 6 of the TI ones. i need to buy at least 1 or 2 more.
Mike |
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