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 Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie rods
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11/12/12 04:05 PM
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My local Dicks sporting goods has these at a reasonable price and i was looking at the 9 footer for barge fishing, are they any good ?
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Re: Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie rods
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11/12/12 04:14 PM
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COMING SOON! .. THE STICKLE HOOK " the stay level sickle hook". sits level in the water with all knots.! Provides better hook sets and more natural jigging motion. No more adjusting the knot, gluing , or tying loop knots that cause the hook point to tangle in the loop, or worse knick the line.. The jighook that will make all others obsolete !
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Re: Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie rods
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11/12/12 04:34 PM
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jerk
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Re: Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie rods
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11/12/12 04:41 PM
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ERNEST PATY
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Good rods but a 9' rod is too long for indoor barge fishing. I would get a 5.5' or 6'. med lite, avoid ultra lite.
Ernest Paty 214-202-7866
catchcrappie@aol.com
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Re: Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie rods
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11/12/12 04:51 PM
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marktx
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As ernest said most barges also have a length requirement.
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Re: Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie rods
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11/12/12 05:01 PM
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OK, thanks for the advice
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Re: Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie rods
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11/12/12 05:07 PM
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Chato
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I fished with Wally years ago and we used those long rods fishing the cattails and reeds on north end of Ray Hubbard. If you do more reed fishing yes if you barge fish then no.
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Re: Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie rods
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11/21/12 06:25 PM
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burton1795
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Mr. Patty whats your opinion on the wally marshall reel? which reels do you use?
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Re: Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie rods
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11/24/12 02:07 PM
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I've had my eye on them also, for springtime bank fishing. I currently use an older 7 ft version from BPS for barge fishing. It was made with the IM8 blank, very light and sensative. If a crappie would fart you could feel it!
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Re: Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie rods
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11/24/12 03:53 PM
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fishinlectrician
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A fine rod,i have 2 of them...great for creek!,...even caught a few big blue cats, bass and sandies all on the same rig with a cork and jig,,,(I wonder how Wally's doin' these days?)
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