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Budget rod with full cork grip #12424451 09/13/17 12:41 AM
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Requirements are the following: a full, natural cork grip, available in a M or MH fast with less than a 7' length, all graphite, MSRP less than a $100.

St Croix Triumph and Falcon HD are on the list. What else?


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Re: Budget rod with full cork grip [Re: ShinerInTx] #12424519 09/13/17 01:19 AM
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I thought this an interesting question, so I hit tackle warehouse for a few of more recognizable names (to me) and found

Fenwick HMG at $99

Lews Laser SG at $49

Lews Perfect Fritts ranging from $70-$99

Shimano Clarus and Crucials, also Compre E series.

Also 13 fishing has 3 models that fit the bill

Re: Budget rod with full cork grip [Re: ShinerInTx] #12424616 09/13/17 02:16 AM
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AllStar original at Academy $50

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sorry, it's the allstar classic series.

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Re: Budget rod with full cork grip [Re: ShinerInTx] #12426210 09/14/17 02:02 PM
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Thanks for the ideas guys. Lots on this list I hadn't found yet.


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ugly stick light (maybe ultra lite). 7 foot at walmart for like $30 or $40...dont remember. Great rod though.

Re: Budget rod with full cork grip [Re: ShinerInTx] #12427038 09/15/17 12:43 AM
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The original value leader, the Berkley Lightning Rod - $40 at Wally World.


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Re: Budget rod with full cork grip [Re: ShinerInTx] #12427455 09/15/17 01:01 PM
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It's a little above to $100 mark but Kistler has made a Classc Series rod that is awesome.
They are going to release a new model each year over the next 5 years.
For 2017 it is a 7' MH Fast. Check them out on Kistler.com
If you want to try one out, shoot me a pm or hit me up on my cell at 903-348-4834.


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Re: Budget rod with full cork grip [Re: ShinerInTx] #12428484 09/16/17 12:34 PM
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In that price range I look for a higher quality used rod. I have purchased many of the rods that I use that way. That way you get a better rod and still stay in your price range. There are plenty of them out there for sale.

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