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DBL A

Posted 4/30/2016 10:04 PM (#815663)
Subject: foregrip handle

Posts: 116

Anyone know the name of the add on handle for rods or nets? Tks in advance.

Musky Face

Posted 4/30/2016 10:27 PM (#815668 - in reply to #815663)
Subject: Re: foregrip handle

Posts: 558

Outdoor grips or robo handle.

Landry

Posted 5/1/2016 11:44 AM (#815693 - in reply to #815663)
Subject: Re: foregrip handle

Posts: 1023

Has anyone tries them on their bucktail Rod or for jigging? Reviews???

Musky Face

Posted 5/1/2016 2:06 PM (#815699 - in reply to #815663)
Subject: Re: foregrip handle

Posts: 558

Works awesome with everything, but side to side baits.

Muskie_Mike II

Posted 5/1/2016 7:44 PM (#815724 - in reply to #815663)
Subject: RE: foregrip handle

Posts: 98

Location: Franklin, WI

Works great for jigging Bondy baits. It takes the pressure off of your shoulder.

Zib

Posted 5/2/2016 2:46 PM (#815799 - in reply to #815724)
Subject: RE: foregrip handle

Posts: 1405

Location: Detroit River

Muskie_Mike II - 5/1/2016 8:44 PM Works great for jigging Bondy baits. It takes the pressure off of your shoulder.

Pressure on the shoulder??? I've never had any shoulder issues when jigging Bondy's. My forearm feels the burn after 8+ hours of jigging but that's about it. I hold the rod at the fore grip with the handle along my forearm & I don't use any add-on handles. I suppose I'm probably use to jigging Bondys because I do it more than most.

DH.Pare

Posted 5/4/2016 6:45 PM (#816178 - in reply to #815799)
Subject: RE: foregrip handle

Posts: 288

Location: Montreal, Que. Canada

Love my Outdoors grips for blades , Big rubber and jerk baits !! A Lot less Stress on the rist and the handle itself unscrews . Hardly took me any time at all to get use to ! Great for all you guys that might be having trouble with the weight and size of the Tranx (;

MikeDircz

Posted 5/8/2016 8:50 AM (#816495 - in reply to #816178)
Subject: RE: foregrip handle

Posts: 62

Location: Minnetonka MN

We bought 4 of the Outdoor Grips at the MN Musky Expo in 2015. Will never musky fish without them! Awesome product. Try it once and you will be hooked. No pun intended

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