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 Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/06/14 12:33 AM
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NSproul
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I like to spend around $100 on a rod and have tried a lot of rods in that price range. My opinion is to get a Falcon Bucoo medium heavy fast action.
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/06/14 01:52 AM
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Skeeter_Man1
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Tfo make great durable rods only complaint is they are heavier than most of my rods. I would suggest you looking at the Duckett rods really lightweight and durable.
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/06/14 02:08 AM
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BanjoMinnow
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Another option would be to try to buy a used rod from someone on the forum. Just be patient and keep checking the classifieds section on here and I bet within a week you could find a good used rod in your price range. Just a thought
Texas Tech Bass Anglers
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: BanjoMinnow]
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03/06/14 01:16 PM
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spudz
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Another option would be to try to buy a used rod from someone on the forum. Just be patient and keep checking the classifieds section on here and I bet within a week you could find a good used rod in your price range. Just a thought +2 ^^ I have had nothing but great experiences buying from TFFers.
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/06/14 03:20 PM
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Big Swimbait
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My vote is for the 13 Fishing Omen Black. It's all a matter of personal preference, but the light weight and sensitivity have sold me. I have replaced 4 of many of the rods mentioned here with the Omen & as I sell an older one, I will replace it with the Omen.
Less gritchin', more fishin'
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: 361V]
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03/06/14 03:24 PM
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coachmatt
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I use the Falcon cara head turner to worm fish and love it. Everyone as always starts mentioning all there favorite rods that are twice or more the mans "$65-$85 and $100 really pushing it" range. Sir, go to Acadamy and buy an All Star rod. $49.00-$89.00 for their different series rods. Of these the "Classic" series for $49.99 is well within your price and are an excellent rod for the money. Go get one and a (small)handfull of lures and still be under budget. ^^^^^^^^^This I would also take a look at the Falcon HD series. I believe they run $69.99. I have 2 and love them.
Last edited by coachmatt; 03/06/14 03:26 PM.
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/06/14 03:26 PM
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Todd Ivins
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I have fallen in love with the omen by 13 fishing. It is at the higher end at $99.00 it does have micro guides, but is an awesome rod for the money. My .02
"My Dad taught me how fish relate to structure....he left out how women relate to fishing."
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: chilli31]
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03/06/14 08:46 PM
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D.Brock
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Denali Rods all the way man order one today you will never Regret it........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! +1 on the Denali rods. I have been using them for about 2 yrs and I love them
Daniel
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/06/14 10:50 PM
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terryadams
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Carbonlite for the money
Save up and invest in a
KITSLER OR DOBYNS !!
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/06/14 11:12 PM
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txsuperman
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for the money, falcon bucoo
or the TFO
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/06/14 11:14 PM
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terryadams
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Carbonlite for the money
Save up and invest in a
KITSLER OR DOBYNS !!
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/07/14 01:41 AM
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hanson3708
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Changed my mind told you falcon lowrider.I bought a bucoo the other day those are nice rods.
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/07/14 03:16 AM
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Nate Hauger
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Thanks for all the responses! I really appreciate the first-hand info. The gear geek in me would love to have the higher end rods, but for now I want to get started fishing plastics (never really done much) and build my skills. I plan on putting together a new cranking set-up later this spring. Please keep em coming as I do value the info.
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Re: New worm rod
[Re: Nate Hauger]
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03/07/14 04:28 PM
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Jedfish
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I have a Dobyns Savvy SS733C that I'd sell you. It is in excellent condition (only used about a half dozen times)...pm me if you are interested, it is within your budget.
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