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| What are your opinions about these rods? |
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| I have never used one, but I have heard they are rock solid! |
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| very good rods and not alot of money. i had 2 and loved them (till i lost them).if i didnt have to buy my sponcers rods this spring i would be buying more tony rizzo's.
happy hunting
happy holidays
duck |
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| I've heard a lot about these rods and nothing bad to be said about them. Where can these be purchased? I can't find them anywhere. Does anybody know???
Mauser
Merry Christmas to All !!! |
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| R & H has them i their catalog. |
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| The best a very few bucks can buy. Wal-Mart sells them around here. $25 more and you can get a Cortland. |
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| Wow, I should really look at what I type before I submit.
R & H has them in their catalog on page 11.
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| Bass Pro has them for about $36.00. Excellent guarantee (life time) [:bigsmile:] |
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| Fleet Farm also handles them, I used them alot when I did alot of guiding. Didn't have to worry about a client dropping a $100.00 rod in the drink! They held up realy well, But the handles were a little shorter than I liked.[:blackeye:] |
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| If you want to get into a rod cheep they are ok.
However, I don't like the short butt either and the rod tip is not a very good one.
My opinion, spend the cash for a St. Croix. If you are going to fish all day, a good rod makes a hugh difference. |
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Tony Rizzo Fishing Rods