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Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13460618 03/05/20 01:13 AM
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Daiwa Kage’ Flipping stick. It has the tough, double footed guide train with SiC(braid rods...Alconite on the regular) inserts and is light and severely strong.


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Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13460645 03/05/20 01:30 AM
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I like the 765 and the 766 rods from Dobyns. Here are the specs on the..

765 Description: 1pc. 12-25lb, 1/4- 2oz, Med/Hvy Flip Fast Action
Techniques: Flippin' Stick

766 Description: 1pc. 14-30lb, 3/8- 2 1/2oz, Hvy Flip Fast Action
Techniques: Flippin' Stick

They both get the job done very wel

Hope this helps. Tight lines, keep safe and good luck.'

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Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13460663 03/05/20 01:42 AM
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High end or 250$

High end to me is A nrx 895. I also Use my 854 which is shorter.

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: Minner Bucket] #13460688 03/05/20 02:04 AM
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Miner, I haven't had a chance to flip with the "one" 4.5 yet but it can throw an arig a mile and feels and losds great.

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: Minner Bucket] #13460776 03/05/20 03:39 AM
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LPC 1100 or LPC 970


Sink, can you explain the difference? I’m a PT junkie but don’t have too many of the newer models! I hear the “one” series are amazing!


The 970 to me is equivalent to the old 104.5. I know it says the 1100 is also XXH as well. But it just feels like the 1100 is a step above the 970 in power.
The “one” series rods are unbelievable. I’ve been using the 03 one a lot this year so far throwing traps and senkos and dang they are sensitive. Some of the LPC’s you can use for several different things. I flip with a 7’3 970. I also use it for frogs. Judy and Tim have done a great job on these new rods.

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: Mark Perry] #13461023 03/05/20 01:56 PM
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I broke a Warhammer trying to pull a snag. I replaced it with another Warhammer and have had no issues. I also broke two MB Javelins in the course of one week, by boat-flipping 5lbers, which is clearly user error. I replaced with a third Javelin. Megabass makes great rods, but the breaking issues are real, however, at least in my case, all attributable to my errors rather than an inherent weakness or deficiency in the rod.

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13461044 03/05/20 02:13 PM
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I use my NRX 895, that thing will yank a dock out of water.

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13461101 03/05/20 02:43 PM
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Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13461194 03/05/20 03:41 PM
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I think i will try out the power tackle 1100 and the 970

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13461225 03/05/20 04:06 PM
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You will be impress I have most of the power tackle line and I love them.

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13461237 03/05/20 04:14 PM
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I agree, "high-end" and $250. don't go together. Loomis NRX, all the way.

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13461238 03/05/20 04:14 PM
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Kistler 7'3" or 7'6" KLX 5 Power Heavy or 6 Power X-Heavy. If you need heavier there is a 7 Power XX-Heavy.
https://kistlerrods.com/products/klx-fishing-rod?variant=29631218876464

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13462021 03/06/20 04:46 AM
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what is the better power tackle rod the 970 or the 1100

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13462407 03/06/20 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by CB-52
what is the better power tackle rod the 970 or the 1100


Very close. 1100 is a little more stout. But not by much. I prefer the 970 cause I like to flip with a 7'3. You can get the 970 in a 7'3 or 7'6. The 1100 is only 7'6.

Re: Best High-End punching rod [Re: CB-52] #13462441 03/06/20 03:55 PM
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GLX 954

I've tried plenty of "broom sticks" and the 954 has the right tip/back bone for me.


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