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 Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/23/18 03:13 PM
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Minner Bucket
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For those of you who use PT rods, what is the best PT rod for C-rig. I have 104s and 104.5s I feel like the 104 is a touch too soft and the 104.5 is too heavy. I think I read on here a while back that guys are using the SB4. Or is there a new one in their Power Point series that would be better? 3/4 and 1 Oz C-rigging. Thanks!
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/23/18 03:15 PM
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Captain Chunk
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SB4 is the way to go. At least thats what I use on the advice of Ray Hanselman.
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/23/18 03:22 PM
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Dr JL
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For those of you who use PT rods, what is the best PT rod for C-rig. I have 104s and 104.5s I feel like the 104 is a touch too soft and the 104.5 is too heavy. I think I read on here a while back that guys are using the SB4. Or is there a new one in their Power Point series that would be better? 3/4 and 1 Oz C-rigging. Thanks! I agree with you about the too soft , too heavy eval. I heard the sb4 is good but I dont have one yet.
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
[Re: Dr JL]
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06/23/18 04:38 PM
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For those of you who use PT rods, what is the best PT rod for C-rig. I have 104s and 104.5s I feel like the 104 is a touch too soft and the 104.5 is too heavy. I think I read on here a while back that guys are using the SB4. Or is there a new one in their Power Point series that would be better? 3/4 and 1 Oz C-rigging. Thanks! I agree with you about the too soft , too heavy eval. I heard the sb4 is good but I dont have one yet. Yeah its almost like I want a 104.25, lol, were never happy are we?
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
[Re: Minner Bucket]
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06/23/18 09:28 PM
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B.Hollingshead
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SB4 is hands down the best Crig rod
Branden Hollingshead
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
[Re: Minner Bucket]
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06/23/18 10:07 PM
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Thanks thats what I figured, there goes another grip of money.
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/23/18 11:29 PM
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Ken A.
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Thanks thats what I figured, there goes another grip of money. I've never seen a hearse pulling a U-Haul. Can't take it with ya! 
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/24/18 01:06 AM
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Thanks thats what I figured, there goes another grip of money. I've never seen a hearse pulling a U-Haul. Can't take it with ya! Its only money
Last edited by Minner Bucket; 06/24/18 08:27 AM.
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/24/18 03:44 AM
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C.J
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SB4 is my go to C-rig rod
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/24/18 11:04 PM
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It's what I use now and yes it works, I have landed 4 over 8lbs on it just this month with a C-Rig. I just think its a little soft so looking for something thats a touch better. Thanks for all the replies, I will be getting an SB4 soon as the ball and chain is working.
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/25/18 03:18 AM
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JoshMan734
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970 77... youll thank me later!
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/25/18 11:45 PM
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Fast Lane
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It's what I use now and yes it works, I have landed 4 over 8lbs on it just this month with a C-Rig. I just think its a little soft so looking for something thats a touch better. Thanks for all the replies, I will be getting an SB4 soon as the ball and chain is working. That is what you want. You don't need a broom stick or you will loose sensitivity. It feels a little soft because it has a parabolic action which is good for throwing heavy baits and keeping pressure on them after you set the hook.
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/26/18 12:04 AM
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B.Hollingshead
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It's what I use now and yes it works, I have landed 4 over 8lbs on it just this month with a C-Rig. I just think its a little soft so looking for something thats a touch better. Thanks for all the replies, I will be getting an SB4 soon as the ball and chain is working. That is what you want. You don't need a broom stick or you will loose sensitivity. It feels a little soft because it has a parabolic action which is good for throwing heavy baits and keeping pressure on them after you set the hook. 104 does not have a parabolic action
Branden Hollingshead
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Re: Power Tackle C-Rig Rod
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06/26/18 12:11 AM
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Fast Lane
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It's what I use now and yes it works, I have landed 4 over 8lbs on it just this month with a C-Rig. I just think its a little soft so looking for something thats a touch better. Thanks for all the replies, I will be getting an SB4 soon as the ball and chain is working. That is what you want. You don't need a broom stick or you will loose sensitivity. It feels a little soft because it has a parabolic action which is good for throwing heavy baits and keeping pressure on them after you set the hook. 104 does not have a parabolic action The Paragon series is moderate fast action a.k.a. parabolic action
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