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 Carolina Rig Rod
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09/24/20 03:51 PM
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McLovin’
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Hey Guys
Looking to replace my rod for my C-rig set up.
What are some suggestions that are $150/less
Thanks-
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
#13710216
09/24/20 04:21 PM
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CB-52
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if you do not need it soon I would save a little longer to get a shimano zodias or a falcon expert/cara personally I like a 7’4-7’6 for a crig.
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
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09/24/20 04:28 PM
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SkeeterGuy1
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I use a Dobyns Fury 735 and it gets the job done for me. Fits your price point as well.
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
#13710253
09/24/20 04:53 PM
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popcork
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I use a Falcon lowrider Carolina rig II.
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
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09/24/20 04:54 PM
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popcork
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I use a Falcon lowrider Carolina rig II.
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
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09/24/20 05:34 PM
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Cmack
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Budget set up is a Falcon Lowrider Carolina rig II
Sweet set up is a G.Loomis BCR 875 GLX
If they both got broke/stolen today, I'd replace with a Zodias. IMHO about the best bang for the buck out there today. YMMV.
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
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09/24/20 05:39 PM
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SteezMacQueen
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I bought the Falcon Lowrider Lizard Dragger for C rig. But I wound up feeling like it was struggling with the weight of the rig, so I stepped it up to a Falcon Lowrider Heavy Cover Jig and REALLY like the way it casts the 1+ ounce rigs and the sensitivity is pretty good with braid main line. $129 regular price and you can find them on sale from time to time.
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
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09/24/20 07:03 PM
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avid_basser
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
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09/24/20 07:05 PM
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Tyler822
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Johnny Morris Carbonlite 2.0 - 7’6” MH
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
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09/25/20 12:14 PM
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Okie Poke
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No matter what rod you buy, most definitely get the HEAVY action.
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
#13711081
09/25/20 02:44 PM
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rkd
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Second the ALX Zolo Dragger. It's about $65 more than your budget though. Not to start a debate on whether the reel or the rod is more important but with crigging, I think the rod might be slightly more important since you're not casting/reeling near as much. Maybe save a few $$ on the reel and apply it towards the rod?
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
#13711410
09/25/20 10:01 PM
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danceswithbass
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Third on the ALX dragger. I have a longer C rig specific rod, but I used my dragger in a pinch a month ago and that thing casted a C rigged fluke a mile paired with a Lews Tournament Pro reel
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: McLovin’]
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09/26/20 08:12 PM
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ezbassin
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I like the Dobyns Sierra in a 734. Also a great rod for throwing buzz baits.
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: Okie Poke]
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09/26/20 08:30 PM
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ezbassin
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No matter what rod you buy, most definitely get the HEAVY action. Heavy is a relative term when you are talking about all the rod brands out there. Some are as stiff as a broom handle and you won't get the distance out of it like you would on a rod with some tip action to it.
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Re: Carolina Rig Rod
[Re: ezbassin]
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09/27/20 12:21 AM
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Tyler822
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No matter what rod you buy, most definitely get the HEAVY action. Heavy is a relative term when you are talking about all the rod brands out there. Some are as stiff as a broom handle and you won't get the distance out of it like you would on a rod with some tip action to it. 100%. Put your hands on whatever rod you decide on before you buy it.
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