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Message Subject: Pounder/Dbl 10 rod

Sport

Posted 3/13/2011 8:28 AM (#486730)
Subject: Pounder/Dbl 10 rod

Without a sales pitch can someone explain the construction or design of a rod that can be used on a pounder and a Cowgirl?

muskie! nut

Posted 3/13/2011 10:37 AM (#486744 - in reply to #486730)
Subject: Re: Pounder/Dbl 10 rod

Posts: 2894

Location: Yahara River Chain

Pounder - stiffer than a Cowgirl rod, a little slower heavier action

DCG rod has a faster tip to pitch the baits out as they don't have the weight of a heavy bait like a pounder.

leech lake strain

Posted 3/13/2011 7:01 PM (#486862 - in reply to #486730)
Subject: Re: Pounder/Dbl 10 rod

Posts: 540

on these dcg rods can you rip them in, I know you can rip dcg's on pounder rods but obvouisly cant cast them as far!

fishblood

Posted 3/16/2011 7:55 PM (#487435 - in reply to #486730)
Subject: RE: Pounder/Dbl 10 rod

So is there a rod out there that don't cost a fortune that you may use for regular dawgs and dbl 10's? Sorry for the hi-jack but I thought it was a good time to ask.

sworrall

Posted 3/16/2011 8:56 PM (#487447 - in reply to #486730)
Subject: Re: Pounder/Dbl 10 rod

Posts: 32909

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

Tackle Industries. Form all the posts saying so, I'd say James has a good rod at an excellent price.

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