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 Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: hawkeye442]
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07/25/18 07:51 PM
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fouzman
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I've got to say you're one helluva fisherman, Sinkey. Anyone who can smoke 'em on a Falcon Cara has mad skills. I have a very hard time feeling light bites on those rods. Now the Mike McClelland Signature Series flipping stick is sensitive as all get out.
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: fouzman]
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07/25/18 07:59 PM
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Sinkey
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I've got to say you're one helluva fisherman, Sinkey. Anyone who can smoke 'em on a Falcon Cara has mad skills. I have a very hard time feeling light bites on those rods. Now the Mike McClelland Signature Series flipping stick is sensitive as all get out. All 4 of my 7'2s are the McClelland series Cara's. I have 2 others that are the Reaction Series Cara's. But pretty much use those for traps, chatterbaits, etc. The Reaction's don't seem to be quiet as sensitive though.
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: hawkeye442]
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07/25/18 08:00 PM
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SoCal Tom
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Dobyns Champion Extreme 745
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: hawkeye442]
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07/25/18 08:06 PM
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Champion 221 Elite
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Just Fishing For Fun!
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: Sinkey]
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07/25/18 08:42 PM
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TxPanhandle
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Falcon 7'2 MH swimjig rod! +1
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: hawkeye442]
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07/25/18 09:03 PM
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aggie-01
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Falcon LowRider Head Turner
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: hawkeye442]
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07/25/18 09:07 PM
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TwoLakes
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Question: I fish all my bottom contact baits with my left index finger under the line in front of my reel. Is there a rod that is more sensitive to bites than my finger? I don't own any of the high end rods. I'm just curious if it would make a big difference when I'm already in constant line contact with my finger?
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: hawkeye442]
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07/25/18 09:16 PM
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sprigsss
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7'6" Ducket Micro Magic Pro
Coincidentally or not, also happen to be the most expensive rod I own. So don't have much to compare them against.
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: TwoLakes]
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07/25/18 09:20 PM
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Ken A.
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Question: I fish all my bottom contact baits with my left index finger under the line in front of my reel. Is there a rod that is more sensitive to bites than my finger? I don't own any of the high end rods. I'm just curious if it would make a big difference when I'm already in constant line contact with my finger? Hard to say. I don't touch the line when I'm fishing. I will tell you this tho, any Loomis rod from the GLX up transmits the lightest of bites on a line with a lot of belly in it from the wind right to the reel seat.
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: fouzman]
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07/25/18 09:24 PM
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Ken A.
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I've got to say you're one helluva fisherman, Sinkey. Anyone who can smoke 'em on a Falcon Cara has mad skills. I have a very hard time feeling light bites on those rods. Now the Mike McClelland Signature Series flipping stick is sensitive as all get out. Sinkey would win the contest on who uses the longest C-rig leader! I've seen him coil up six feet up line on the back deck then get a running start to the front deck and sling it out! 
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: hawkeye442]
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07/25/18 09:27 PM
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bassinbiker
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Cashion John Crews 7'2 MH Worm rod
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
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07/25/18 09:31 PM
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Dosser
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: hawkeye442]
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07/25/18 09:34 PM
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i-Fish
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Duckett MMP 7'6" Heavy for 1/2 oz
Dobyns Champion XP 704c for 3/8 oz
If you can't find em wind em.
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Re: What is your favorite TX RIG rod, GO!!
[Re: hawkeye442]
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07/25/18 11:02 PM
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Dobyns Champion 734 for everything except magnum plastics like 12 worms.....
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