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| how do you like this rod for pounders and mag dawgs? |
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Location: Smith Creek | I doubt a better rod exists for throwing those. |
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Location: Duluth, MN | I have one extended 9'6" paired with a Trinidad. Works great for big rubber, big blades, and big cranks....took the place of 3 other set ups. Great rod. |
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| do you guys like the xh pred better than the big dawg for pounders? |
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Location: Smith Creek | Depends. Thorne's can customize your predator, fat cork, titanium guide frames, etc. and build it up to 9'6". the disadvantage is if the rod breaks it may be months for a replacement. |
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| I have a 8'6" I'm thinking of selling. |
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Location: Eagan, MN | What don't you like about your 8-6 that would make you sell it? |
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| Decided I don't need 2 xh's. Use my 8'9"xh more. Not a lot of difference in the 2,just a little change in the handle on the 8'9". Might get a heavy or a Trinidad or a HDS7 if I sell it. The xh's sure are a great rod.
Edited by KSauers 6/10/2010 10:36 PM
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