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h20wolf

Posted 7/10/2009 11:51 AM (#387956)
Subject: 9' rods

Posts: 126

I see Musky Innovations makes one for a bit under $200. Has anyone used this? Does anyone else make them? I want it for bulldawgs and big bucktails. I have a calcutta te or abu 7000 (the big red one) I can put on it. Thanks

bassinbob84

Posted 7/10/2009 1:44 PM (#387967 - in reply to #387956)
Subject: Re: 9' rods

Posts: 646

Location: In a shack in the woods

I have one and love it's very stiff. A 40" doesn't bend it very much. It is rated for 4 - 16 oz baits but I can throw lighter no problem.

missourimuskyhunter

Posted 7/10/2009 9:21 PM (#388029 - in reply to #387956)
Subject: RE: 9' rods

Posts: 1319

Location: Lebanon,Mo

Okuma will have a rod out very soon in stores. 9'3" telescopic in H and XH.You wont beat the price,quality and service Okuma has to offer.

h20wolf

Posted 7/11/2009 8:38 AM (#388073 - in reply to #388029)
Subject: RE: 9' rods

Posts: 126

Thanks guys

shaley

Posted 7/11/2009 9:45 AM (#388085 - in reply to #388073)
Subject: RE: 9' rods

Posts: 1184

Location: Iowa Great Lakes

Thornes builds the Predator on a 9' St Croix blank. Great rods, about 2/3 the weight of the MI rods.

Plunker

Posted 7/11/2009 9:48 AM (#388086 - in reply to #387956)
Subject: Re: 9' rods

Posts: 307

2nd on the Predator awesome rod.

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