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 Re: Pro-angler versus G-rod
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05/27/17 02:51 PM
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Finaddict
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My opinion........depends on your pocketbook. Rods are no different than any retail purchase. Top of the line G-Rod, second place Bonehead, tied for third & fourth place Pro Angler & ACC Crappie Stiks. Many more that are good and have thier advocates.
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Re: Pro-angler versus G-rod
[Re: B-Deuces]
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05/28/17 02:57 AM
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SARG
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Thats why retail doesnt rely on opinions Retail sales is the best "fishing" game on the planet Just gotta make them suckers bite 
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Re: Pro-angler versus G-rod
[Re: B-Deuces]
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05/28/17 11:37 AM
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Finaddict
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And you get what you pay for or are willing to accept
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Re: Pro-angler versus G-rod
[Re: B-Deuces]
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05/28/17 03:32 PM
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Mike Andrews
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My current "pet" setup is a 7'6" ML St Croix Avid Inshore with a Shimano Stradic 1000 and braid with a fluoro leader. Fairly pricey rig but I tend to like higher end tackle. With that said take the St Croix away and put the same reel, line,and leader on a Pro Angler 8' and I catch just as many fish. I've proven this to myself several times over but I continue to prefer the higher priced setup.
Try everything you can get your hands on and let your personal preference and budget dictate what you fish with.
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Re: Pro-angler versus G-rod
[Re: Finaddict]
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05/28/17 04:18 PM
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Fishbonz
TFF Celebrity
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TFF Celebrity
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And you get what you pay for or are willing to accept +1 & sometimes more 
HE aka Fishbonz
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Re: Pro-angler versus G-rod
[Re: B-Deuces]
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05/29/17 01:34 PM
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SLABmeSILLY
TFF Celebrity
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PA is a very good rod, especially good on your pocketbook
But like the original poster of this thread were saying if the price isn't an issue, then GR is a clear winner by far. You do get what you pay far!
The only rod that I like more than a GR would be a custom built from a St Croix SCV Walleye blank!
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Re: Pro-angler versus G-rod
[Re: B-Deuces]
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05/30/17 03:50 PM
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stubby77
TFF Team Angler
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TFF Team Angler
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Bone head rods are my choice great product and service .
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Re: Pro-angler versus G-rod
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05/30/17 04:32 PM
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UJC
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My current "pet" setup is a 7'6" ML St Croix Avid Inshore with a Shimano Stradic 1000 and braid with a fluoro leader. Fairly pricey rig but I tend to like higher end tackle. With that said take the St Croix away and put the same reel, line,and leader on a Pro Angler 8' and I catch just as many fish. I've proven this to myself several times over but I continue to prefer the higher priced setup.
Try everything you can get your hands on and let your personal preference and budget dictate what you fish with. Mike, IMO, you're spot on with your comment. Good post.
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