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Good rigging rod?
What do you guys use for a good rigging rod...im in the market for a couple good rigging rods looking to spend 100-150 mark..i do alot of lindy rigging and floaters..and ideas suggestions...i was looking at the St Croix eyecon rods 7' or 7'6" or some other rods along that line..
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The eyecon would be a good choice. A little higher end would be the avids. BP walleye series are decent as well.
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I use the 7ft. Eyecon for rigging. Works great. I drag floaters and hooks.
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Thanks info the info thats whats i would be doing with it dragging floaters and hooks do u like the 7' or do u wish you had the 7'6" sometimes or maybe i just might have to buy them both.
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I've never felt the need for the 7'6".
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Shimano crucial 7'2" drop shot rod works awsome for lindy rigging.
Last edited by jacc2; 02-20-2012 at 08:05 PM. |
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[QUOTE=jacc2;1397045]Shimano crucial 7'2" drop shot rod works awsome for lindy rigging.[/QUOTE
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lindy rod
I also run a couple eyecon rods for lindy fishing.
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pm sent
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I have a 7'6" Avid and a 7'2" Crucial and I actually find myself using the Crucial more. The tip is just a little bit softer than the Avid and for me that seems to work better.
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