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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | I need advice on which rod I should get, a St. Croix XXXH or a Bulldawg Super Mag Rod. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
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| Lamiglas has a nine foot rod that is on the production line right now. I have thrown anything from a double cowgirl to a "pounder" bull dawg of the large Suzy Sucker with it. If this interests you, shoot me an e-mail.
Rick |
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| Ive thrown a st croix xxxh for a season now and i find it is a great rod,a little limited in its uses as it is a serious meat stick of a rod,but for throwing the real big heavy stuff it works totally awsome!I am more than happy with mine. |
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Location: Oconto Falls, WI | I got a chance to throw the rod Rick is talking about, and it is great. I am looking forward to getting mine that is fur sure!
At first it seams a little whippy, but it has no problem chucking those baits. |
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | Any feed back on the bulldawgs rods?
Thanks for the info Rick and kawartha kid. |
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| Billy B
There are a bunch of Musky Pros who have been beating the Bulldawg rods for 2 years now.
Scott Keiper, Tony Grant, Herbeck, Bill Sandy, Bad Fish Outdoors, Mike Keyes, Tom U, and many more - look these guys up and ask them - that is what I did |
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