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mastical
Posted 4/15/2017 12:49 PM (#857152)
Subject: New set up for bigger rubber





Posts: 568


Location: Lake St Clair
Lets say mostly mag dawgs and the occasional pounder

Diawa Lexa 400 HD 8:1
9'6" shock and awe rod

is there anything else i should be looking at?

not really looking to spend st croix type of money


thanks as always
25homes
Posted 4/15/2017 1:28 PM (#857154 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber





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That do the trick for sure
smithy97
Posted 4/15/2017 5:05 PM (#857175 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: RE: New set up for bigger rubber




Posts: 64


That's a great setup. I use a 9' TI XXH with a Toro Beast HS61 for those same applications. Handles mag medussas and dawgs perfectly. Check out the TI rods if you get a chance. Highly affordable, amazing quality, lifetime warranty with no questions asked. Not knocking Chaos rods, just never tried one.
Chain Gang
Posted 4/15/2017 6:00 PM (#857182 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber




Posts: 489


Get a used TE instead
Mr Fisherman
Posted 4/16/2017 7:11 AM (#857216 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: RE: New set up for bigger rubber




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Got my shock and awe last August put it thru its paces with my Lexa 400 with hundred pound braid on Claire and a bunch of fish and it is awesome picked up the 400 HD too can't wait to use it. Chaos and custom X are awesome with their customer service for their baits so I'm sure any problems with the rides will be addressed the same way. Good luck hope you have an awesome season.
Mr Fisherman
Posted 4/16/2017 7:27 AM (#857218 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber




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Ha ha! Rods
mastical
Posted 4/16/2017 6:10 PM (#857348 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber





Posts: 568


Location: Lake St Clair
Cool thanks guy
sworrall
Posted 4/16/2017 6:58 PM (#857365 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber





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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
Get a TI. James helps keep MuskieFIRST online, donates thousands to Veterans groups, has a great product with a great warranty, and you can ask him anything you want to know right here and he will answer you. Not so much with the other brands.
talmooner
Posted 4/16/2017 8:17 PM (#857388 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: RE: New set up for bigger rubber




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X3 on TI rods.

Great rods. Great service. Check out the telescopic.

Talmooner
Tackle Industries
Posted 4/16/2017 8:47 PM (#857399 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber





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Location: Land of the Musky
Love for you to buy a Tackle Industries TI XXH or even an XXXH but you will not be disappointed with a 9'6" shock and awe rod! If you have the money the SC rod will serve you well too. All three of these rods are super light and great durability. Enjoy.
James

Mr Fisherman
Posted 4/17/2017 4:56 AM (#857419 - in reply to #857365)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber




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I went with the split grip.
mastical
Posted 4/17/2017 2:24 PM (#857471 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber





Posts: 568


Location: Lake St Clair
ahhh somehow forgot about TI, i have two other TI rods also

an xxh sounds good to me, thanks
Mudpuppy
Posted 4/17/2017 8:13 PM (#857519 - in reply to #857471)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber




Posts: 239


Location: Elroy, Wisconsin
Never had a bad experience with TI. Good value, honest people.

Mudpuppy
mastical
Posted 4/17/2017 9:31 PM (#857541 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber





Posts: 568


Location: Lake St Clair
Another question

What advantage does a 10' have over a 9'
Fishysam
Posted 4/18/2017 3:02 AM (#857573 - in reply to #857152)
Subject: Re: New set up for bigger rubber




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More lobbing ability on casting, more line pick up on hook sets or jigs especially in the wind, but less strength to fight a fish unless your young and strong.
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