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If you don't want to spend big money on a rod, Shimano Compre 8'6 XH is a great rod for around 110.00, the Cabelas Tourney Trail rods are very nice for the money as well. I owned both of these rods before upgrading to all st croix legend tournaments.

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Little bit of everything here 8 inch docs 1 ten, R&R flashers I took out of new plastic to take the pic, few odd ball ones, pro trolls. All good shape. Thinning the herd a bit making room for musky stuff. 120 takes em all shipped. PayPal only Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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Have some new in the package all great colors 4 of em them are 20s 3 are 15s 60 shipped for all obo Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks, What about for a 400 copper? I have 50lb PP right now, I'm thinking 200 yards of backing and 400 of copper?

Diawa 60 Coppery and Backing question Does anyone know how much backing for a 60 Seagate? I have 45 lb ATM Copper and 50lb PP? Need to fill two reels. Thanks in advance

Vics Sports Center in Kent Ohio has a 225 yamaha and 225 Opti Max Pro XS in stock.

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Moonshine Bad Toad and Sea Sick were best for me.

My cousin just got one, I really like it. I have a Long Ranger I use for smaller bucktails and lots of other baits, I really like the rod.The Big Dawg I checked out which is basically the Pouder big rubber rod and that rod is too stiff, the big nasty is real nice for bigger blades and rubber etc. I appreciate the offer but I'm in Ohio, but I used my cousins and like it, the problem is it's one piece and since it's 9ft it barely fits in the trucks cab and has to ride in the boat, I prefer rod that telescope so i can fit them in my rod locker of my Ranger, I can fit an 8'3 rod without collapsing it and longer ones if the do collapse, A Tackle Industries rod is also on my list plus alot cheaper than the big nasty and comes in split grip telescope, so does the Compre and I think Tooth Tamer makes a telescoping rod. So many choices.

I have a 300 HD, no issues, mine is 7:1 perfect for burning bucktails under 10's. I wouldn't own a 5:1 reel to slow for me. I am going to get a new Tranx in the spring to pair with a Big Nasty, should be the ulimatec combo for bigger rubber and 10s

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