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All Star Rods #6571460 08/29/11 02:53 AM
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At academy, there was a 7'5" heavy fast bait casting rod by All Star. I didn't get the model but was wondering if this would make a good surf/jetty rod to fish the first and second guts with.

I also noticed that all the longer spinning rods are only $16 to $30. Are these just heavy rods (thicker graphite) or are they just broken rods waiting to happen. Even online with academy, I can't seem to find a good surf rod in the 9-12 foot range. Any suggestions there (probably need to keep it under 200 if possible). This would be for a 4000 spinning reel or bigger if I need it.

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Re: All Star Rods [Re: jnd59] #6576572 08/30/11 02:14 PM
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ttt, just once, to see if anyone can answer this



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Re: All Star Rods [Re: jnd59] #6584424 09/01/11 08:35 AM
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all star are bad about breaking on hook sets i think im going on my 6th one...

Re: All Star Rods [Re: trickwormdestroyer!] #6610861 09/08/11 11:21 PM
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Thanks trickwormdestroyer. I have one all star rod the rest are castaways. I may go with a Duckett (sp?) spinning for the surf. They make a longer heavy spinning rod.



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Re: All Star Rods [Re: jnd59] #6763864 10/23/11 05:40 PM
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Allstar Rods when made in Houston,Tx was one of the finest rods around. Now there made in CHINA and one of the worst rods around. There heavier and break easy.


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Re: All Star Rods [Re: jnd59] #7076423 01/21/12 11:34 PM
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I agree with above, while I have yet to break one made in China. I still have a couple of IM-10 rods made in Houston. While sharing the same name, thats all they have in common. Houston rods are my favorite rods still to this day.



Re: All Star Rods [Re: Terry Tanner] #7078969 01/22/12 07:29 PM
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I agree!!

I have building many spinning rods on fly blanks ALL STAR AUSTIN(TITANIUM)+extension(i like to fish using artificials with long rods from the bank).
All my ALL STAR blankS was made before SHAKESPEARE start to bee the owner of ALL STAR COMPANY.
I was catching many nice fish with these rods ,never have problems,no broken rod.

You can't compare the ALL STAR rods made in Houston with the ALL STAR rods made now in CHINA.


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Re: All Star Rods [Re: jnd59] #7083418 01/23/12 08:32 PM
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I'm going on over a year on a 50.00carolina rig all star from academy has not broke yet. The 10 I caught on it this summer didn't break it either just sayin...


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