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Location: Ottawa Lake, MI | Has anybody used these for musky? If so what do you think? Are the strong enough, fit musky rods and reels well, sturdy, etc.? |
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Posts: 373
Location: Maine Township, MN | Love 'em. |
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Posts: 437
| I have used them for many years. I had one get destroyed by something huge once, but that was user error. Drag too tight and I had it pointed perpendicular to the boat (straight out). No idea what it was, but it was huge. Plastic was flying everywhere.
Since doing things THE RIGHT WAY, never had a problem since. |
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Location: North Central IL USA | I thouhght the ORCA's were the way to go?? |
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Location: Lebanon,Mo | Used them for years with no problems. There quiet and easy to work with. |
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Posts: 109
Location: Ottawa Lake, MI | Cool, thanks for the info. |
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Posts: 304
Location: Lino Lakes, MN | I have used them and I now run Flobe rod holders.
i was pulling lots of 10" jointed believers at 3.5 mph to 5 mph and the scotties would vibrate up and swing to the rear. I ran them on the shallow settings. for pulling other stuff they worked alright.
I like the Flobe's much better.
Steve |
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