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what is the best rod in the tournement legend line up
for all around walleye fishing.
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Location: crosby MN | 7 ft medium/light/extra fast IMO |
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| I agree with crosbystick. However, most people like to go with a 6' 6" rod. Which ever length I use, I always have a medium light action with a fast tip. You get good feel when pitching jigs but still have enough backbone for casting cranks. Just my opinion.
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Location: McFarland, WI | 7 foot ML just the fast tip however but it will depend on jig wt and style fishing. For pitching I like the 7'6" ML fast |
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Location: LaCrosse, WI | How about a comprimise in 6'9 or 6'8 |
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| What I will be Doing is
slip bobber, jiging 90% of the time.
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Location: Appleton wi | There all good. Its a individual preference on length ! |
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| I like a longer rod for bobbering. Maybe 7'6" to 8' ML and a medium tip. Length for a sweeping hook set. No need to spend that kind of money for a slip bobbering rod.
Edited by Shep 4/3/2009 3:24 PM
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Location: Green Bay, WI | If you are going to be pitching or casting jigs go with the TWS70MLF if you are going to be vertical jigging go with the TWS68MXF. They will all do fine for slip bobbering. The TWS68MXF is also a great rod for casting shad raps or stickbaits.
Doug |
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| Thanks for all the replys.
Very informitive |
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