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Location: Elk River, Minnesota | Hi Everyone.
Been thinking about getting a different jerkbait rod..something a little bit stiffer than what I have currently. |
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | all I use is either a 8'6 or a 9 footer from Professional Edge
The shorter stiffer rods are not the way to go. Use the longer rods and you'll keep more fish pinned.
Edited by MikeHulbert 9/6/2007 8:34 PM
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| I don't think you are going to get many votes with a 6'6" max rod length as very few rods under 7' are sold in the musky market nowadays. In my experiance 7' is most popular followed by 8, then 7'6". PErsonally I use an 8' Fenwick TechnaAV for just about all my musky fishing regardless of what lure I am throwing. |
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Location: Brookfield | I cant say I like any of the above choices for jerk baits. I use a 6'6 for gliders and 7'6 and 8 for everything else. Always my 8ft for jerk baits, longer casts, way less fatigue, and hook sets that get hooked. But thats just me and my $.02.
Nut |
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | 6-9 Abu jerkbait rod for gliders. I will use it until it dies. |
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Posts: 358
Location: London, England | St Croix 6'9" H for most gliders and burts. 7'6"+ for everything else. |
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| i like 7.0 because i can jerk them the way i want,whit a minimum effort.but i use them strictly for jerkbaits ,wtd,gliders.my 8 do the rest of the job.btw i feel very inconfortable whit my 8' for jerking!im not a big fan of that new tendencies of giant oversized rod for general purpose.
Edited by ron f 9/7/2007 3:56 AM
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Location: Sweden | Diamondback 6`9" the Wand and a 8" DB from professional Edge. |
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Posts: 457
| 6'9", 7', and 7'6". Depends on the baits and the conditions. |
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Posts: 5874
| 7' or 7'6" MH Fig Rig Tooth Tamers, depending on exact bait. |
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Posts: 2024
| Bulldawgs, Suicks, heavy gliders, etc. = 7'6" H Fig Rig Tooth Tamer. I think the tooth pick length rods are a thing of the past. Take advantage of the longer rods with the same power as the pool cue sticks. |
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Posts: 401
| I put cork on a 7 foot Diamondback jerkbait rod last year thinking somebody would order it. I still have it sitting there waiting to be built on.
If anybody is interested I am willing to work out a deal.
Keith |
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| O.K...this is not the correct poll..
I had troubles connecting last night.
PLEASE DUST THIS ONE!!! |
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Location: north central wisconsin | 7'6" MH or H fig for most jerk applications, 7'er for some touchy straight down popping styles. |
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