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Reel to Rod question
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02/23/18 01:24 AM
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Blackhill
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Ok over the last few years I bought some new gear and finally realized there are reasons b3hind gear ratio to rod type and length and linking that to jigs, square bills, plastic swimbaits etc.. can I get some help, here is what I have, what would you put where and lure used.
Tatula CT100h. 6.3 Tatula R 100xs 8.1 Lews BB1z 5.1
Wright McGill 8 ft med fast Basspro IM 6 7 ft 6 med fast Quantum IM 8 6 ft 6 med
Please this is not a thread telling me to throw everything away and start over. Lol.
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Re: Reel to Rod question
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02/23/18 03:39 AM
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B.K.S.
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I would use the 6'6" rod and the lews reel for cranking,I have a Wright McGill 7' med. fast and it is more of a crankbait rod to me also,so as far as jigs or worms it seams to me you have 3 crankbait rods.I would use the Tatula 8.1 for jigs or worms and the same for the other reel.Not much help I guess.
B.K.S.
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Re: Reel to Rod question
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02/23/18 02:11 PM
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Blackhill
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Thank you BKS, I actually have another Wright and McGill with open face on it thats a medium action and 6 6 that I have braid on and usually throw texas rig or carolina off of. What would I look for in a good flippen pitching rod? Other than light weight, would you want a medium action or heavy and is longer better?
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