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 Re: Worm rod question
[Re: txbassman2019]
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04/21/10 03:18 PM
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CranknHerm
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G Loomis GLX 844 for the heavy stuff....can double as a jig/CR rod
G Loomis GLX 783 for TexRig worming
Plenty of Backbone, fast tip, great feel.
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Re: Worm rod question
[Re: txbassman2019]
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04/21/10 05:02 PM
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OldSaltDog
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i need a rod that has back bone for a good hook set yet has enough sensitivity for a bite, any suggestions? 6' medium heavy for basic cover, heavy cover use a 6'6" medium heavy, and for flipping use a 7' medium heavy. that's my rule of thumb. as far as brand, it really doesn't matter.
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Re: Worm rod question
[Re: txbassman2019]
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04/21/10 06:12 PM
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Zach412
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St Croix Mojo Bass Jig-n-Worm rod.
$90 comes with warranty, you cant beat it.
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Re: Worm rod question
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04/21/10 06:18 PM
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Chris4367
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