TI rod
Bluffhunter
Posted 4/1/2013 11:22 AM (#631067)
Subject: TI rod


Looking at the Tackle Industries rods and which model would be best for throwing double cowgirls mostly, grinder spinnerbaits, and topwaters?
FAT-SKI
Posted 4/1/2013 11:26 AM (#631071 - in reply to #631067)
Subject: RE: TI rod




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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished		9' TI HX. The XXH is to stiff IMO. the XH is perfect, can fling those baits with or into the wind without issue
Bluffhunter
Posted 4/1/2013 11:38 AM (#631074 - in reply to #631067)
Subject: RE: TI rod


Thanks. Any other rod manufacturer picks for around $150. I know TI have a good following for quality/value but like to hear others?
Ja Rule
Posted 4/1/2013 11:58 AM (#631079 - in reply to #631074)
Subject: RE: TI rod




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TI's are great rods for the money no doubt. The other best rods in the same price range IMO are the Okuma EVX rods. I have three of them and love them. You can't really go wrong with either brand if you ask me.
Jeff Hanson
Posted 4/1/2013 12:12 PM (#631081 - in reply to #631079)
Subject: RE: TI rod




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Quality wise you will not beat a Musky Innovations Pro Series. You can find a 8'6" H that would be perfect for bucktails topwater or spinnerbaits for around $150.
If you want one PM me and I can help you out
Jeff Hanson
madisonmuskyguide.com
Zinox
Posted 4/1/2013 3:05 PM (#631134 - in reply to #631067)
Subject: Re: TI rod




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I would go for a Musky innovations rod those are truly nice.
I have their 2 piece 8' 7 and 10 oz version and the 2 piece 6'6" 10oz jerkbait rod.
Tackle Industries
Posted 4/1/2013 4:10 PM (#631153 - in reply to #631074)
Subject: RE: TI rod





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Location: Land of the Musky
Bluffhunter - 4/1/2013 11:38 AM

Thanks. Any other rod manufacturer picks for around $150. I know TI have a good following for quality/value but like to hear others?


Bluffhunter,
Check out Tooth Tammer rods too. Bill makes a good rod for the money.
http://www.toothtamerrods.com/pages/muskie-fishing-rods.php

I also have a few Okuma rods I like.
James
bigbite
Posted 4/1/2013 4:44 PM (#631165 - in reply to #631067)
Subject: RE: TI rod




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Location: Pewaukee, WI		Black River Rods! They're a high quality rod that runs $99 -- $109!
jakejusa
Posted 4/1/2013 4:57 PM (#631171 - in reply to #631067)
Subject: RE: TI rod




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Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan!		I mainly run the TI's but have some Musky Innovations also, good rods. I just love the telescopic, split grip TI's for all around features. Can't wait to see what the new ones are like.
figure 8
Posted 4/1/2013 5:24 PM (#631180 - in reply to #631171)
Subject: RE: TI rod




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If you can get a musky innovations rod for $150 I would do it. I have been very happy with mine. They take a beating for sure
hunter991
Posted 4/2/2013 12:06 PM (#631356 - in reply to #631067)
Subject: Re: TI rod




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i use a 9' xxh for dbl's works great.