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Message Subject: St Criox Big Dawg

itmusky

Posted 7/16/2010 10:40 PM (#450370)
Subject: St Criox Big Dawg

Posts: 78

For anyone who has this rod, how does it toss double 10's / 13's. I am looking for 1 rod to toss both rubber and big bucks. Is this the rod ? If not any suggestions.

Tom Dietz

Posted 7/16/2010 11:14 PM (#450377 - in reply to #450370)
Subject: RE: St Criox Big Dawg

Posts: 89

Location: Breezy Point, MN

I have this rod in the Split Grip model, and though I use it primarily for Bull Dawgs, it does throw double tens just fine. St. Croix also offers the "Sling Blade" version, but the action/taper difference between these two rods is not that great. If you want a rod to do both for you, the "Big Dawg" will work just fine. Good luck!

esoxfly

Posted 7/17/2010 12:46 PM (#450422 - in reply to #450370)
Subject: Re: St Criox Big Dawg

Posts: 1663

Location: Kodiak, AK

I also have both rods, and if I could only have one, it'd be the Dawg. It throws 10's really well.

WI Skis

Posted 7/18/2010 1:29 PM (#450577 - in reply to #450370)
Subject: Re: St Criox Big Dawg

Posts: 547

Location: Oshkosh

I agree, this rod works great for double tens.

Peter

Yake Bait

Posted 7/18/2010 1:38 PM (#450578 - in reply to #450370)
Subject: Re: St Criox Big Dawg

Posts: 388

You may want to consider the Okuma EVx-C-931H-T. I've been using it for big bucks and rubber lures all summer and have been quite impressed. There is some give in the last 2' of the rod that allows it to throw light stuff as well.

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