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| Anyone try one of these yet, if so what do you think? I'm looking at the 7'6" or 7' X Heavy Rods. I picked up both of these in store and they were very light but very stiff, which is perfect for me as I need something to sling bigger jerkbaits/swimbaits and price is great.
http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-Graphite-Series-Muskie-Castin... |
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Location: plant earth | if your looking for a bargin rod i will also suggest cabelas brand muskie rods in the bargin cave in a bunch of sizes up to 9' and different actions. none more than $99 just a thought and some more options. I have a few. for the $$$ they do well. Comparable to BPS. |
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| Anyone tried one? |
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Location: Springfield, IL and Vermilion Bay, ON | I use Cabela's brand rods almost exclusively and have been very happy with them. |
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Location: Waukee, IA | I have an 8'6" MH 2-piece Bass Pro rod and it's caught lots of fish for me. Soft tip for tossing light lures but enough backbone to set hooks (not rubber.) Going on 3 years of abuse and no issues.
Edit: my apologies, I have a different series by Bass Pro, not the one you linked |
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| If you are looking for a good entry level or backup rod the Graphite Series Muskie rods are a great buy for the money. I like the 7'6" H and 7'6"XH. Hard to beat for $49.99! |
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| I've had a few and they all have performed well for me. I am usually on a budget when adding gear to my arsenal and would rather put the extra money into a reel. |
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| I a 7ft heavy the darn handle and reel seat came unglued. It now is a flag pole ! But I only paid like $30 for it !
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Bass Pro Shops Graphite Series Muskie Casting Rod