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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Need to pick up a couple sticks for pulling baits this fall...what will work that will be cheap? |
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Location: Twin Cities | I grabbed a couple of 10 footers from Gander this year, they were aobut $35 each on sale. So far so good, two piece too so they don't take up the space. |
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| i like the Shimano TDR rods.
two piece rods for easy storage, moderate action with decent power.
inexpensive (i got mine for $25 each).
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Location: Des Moines IA | Okuma makes affordable dipsey diver rods with enough backbone for trolling muskies as well.
http://www.okumafishingteam.com/rods/conventional/classicpro.html |
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| Ugly Stick from Shakespeare. $40-50. Can't go wrong. Nearly indestructable. |
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Posts: 54
| I agree with MuskieMike, I use the Okuma Classic Pro Dipsey rods in 8 1/2 foot med-hvy action. You can get those for $25. |
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| tdr's |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | tdr's all the way !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Thanks for the advice. Went with the 10' Gander Dipsy Divers Heavy action two piece at $30 a pop. Will be hitting Green Bay all day Saturday...colder weather this week might bode well for the weekend. |
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Location: Seymour, WI | I've got an 8 1/2 ft Maina Bass Pro two piece musky rod that is a little light for casting, but would make a great trolling rod if anyone wants it. $40 plus shipping.
Grass, |
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Posts: 390
Location: Ohio | Grass,
PM sent. Thanks
Edited by Trolling Thunder 10/1/2008 4:45 PM
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