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Location: Shawano, Wi | What's a good trolling rod and reel setup for under $200 |
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Location: South Central Wisconsin | Shimano TDR's and Diawa sealine. About the best you can get for the $. |
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Location: oswego, il | A heavy fiberglass rod like the one stated.above, okuma, bps and cabelas make good ones. Diawa sealine, okuma convector or coldwater reel will work.great and get you under 200 with a good setup
Use the search feature for this topic, plenty of info to comb through. |
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| You should be able to get a TDR and Shimano Tekota for close to $200. If you don't troll a ton and don't run big, hard pulling baits, the Daiwa's are tough to beat for economical trolling reels. TDR's are the best rods for the price though; I have yet to find anything that's $34.99 that even comes close. |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Shimano TDR + Okuma Magda 30s. Buy two combos for that $200 burning a hole in your wallet. |
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Location: Shawano, Wi | The TDR's aren't too light for muskie lures? |
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Location: Walker, MN | 8' TDR Heavy and Okuma Coldwaters for me. Handles everything from super shad raps to 12" headlocks. |
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| Mdamp104 - 2/13/2017 12:09 PM
The TDR's aren't too light for muskie lures?
I run 16" baits on TDR's with no issues at all. |
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Location: Shawano, Wi | Heavy power? Is this what you use? |
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| I run big baits on 8" heavy rods and everything else on 8'6" Med heavy, but I haven't noticed much difference between the two. |
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