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Topic Summary - Displaying 8 post(s).
Posted by: Castman
Posted on: 03/12/14 at 23:33:20
I have some excellent 5 1/2 ft. pistol grip rods in the corner of my garage somewhere.  Make you a heck of a deal!!
Posted by: StuK
Posted on: 03/11/14 at 14:21:06
Thanks, Russ. I plan to be there.
Posted by: basspro - Ex Member
Posted on: 03/11/14 at 02:12:03
Stew,

Come to our seminar on Saturday and receive discounts on rods, reels, and tackle.
Posted by: Rodney H
Posted on: 03/09/14 at 02:20:53
I have decided as my fleet of rods are upgraded will avoid the ones made in China. Time to support Amercan made.
Posted by: StuK
Posted on: 03/08/14 at 22:16:00
Thanks, guys. Seems like there are a lot more rod manufacturers being used than there used to be around here.

Posted by: Larry S.
Posted on: 03/07/14 at 17:31:16
I like the Wright McGill Skeet Reece Rods..... $89.00-99.00 avail at Bass Pro and Tackle Warehouse but some stores local might carry them Even Coulee Playland had them last year!!
Posted by: basspro - Ex Member
Posted on: 03/07/14 at 16:58:19
Daiwa Tatula rods are available here at Limit Out Marine.
Posted by: StuK
Posted on: 03/07/14 at 15:42:16
After taking a few years off, I am planning to ease back out onto the water this year.

The first thing I need to do is get a new drop shot rod and a new rod for fishing grubs. I want to get the best I can for $150 or less per rod.

Looking for recommendations.

Good used rods OK by me. IM me if you are looking to sell your recommendations.

Thanks!
 
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