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 Kistler z bone?
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10/02/17 11:42 PM
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yello
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How do you guys feel about the rod in the subject? Any input or suggestions?
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Re: Kistler z bone?
[Re: yello]
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10/04/17 02:34 PM
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armadillo joe
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I think it is a darn good rod very lite and sensitive
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Re: Kistler z bone?
[Re: yello]
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10/21/17 02:23 PM
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DieselRX
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Its a good rod, but for the price I'd explore other options.
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Re: Kistler z bone?
[Re: yello]
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10/21/17 08:07 PM
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Jobie99
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I have 7 of them and I guarentee youll feel bites you wont feel on a lot of it ther rods. When I bring my buddies along that dont fish I let them use their gear. When they dont get bit I switch the rod over and they start catching fish.
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Re: Kistler z bone?
[Re: yello]
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10/22/17 11:38 PM
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DieselRX
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I have a lot of high end gear from Megabass Destroyers, Kistler Zbones, Gloomis NRX, Gloomis GLX, Dobyns Champion Xtremes, St Croix Legend Elites. For the price, I think you are better off getting the NRX. The NRX is more sensitive in my opinion and has a better warranty. In my opinion, the Kistler taper seems to be on the slower side, more suited for moving baits. Let me know if I can help you with your rod choice. I know when you are spending a lot of money the decision process can be crazy.
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