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weedsnagerThu Jan-12-06 08:56 AM
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#1078, "okuma rod action"


          

i know there have been a million post about okuma rods, but i've read through all the posts via the search function and i can't find an answer. the extra heavy swim bait rod, is it a medium action? does this rod have a parabolic bend, or this a broom handle type rod where only the tip flexs a litlle?

  

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LightninrodThu Jan-12-06 09:27 AM
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#1079, "RE: okuma rod action"
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This will help:

http://www.calfishing.com/reviews/rods/okuma_gs-761-h/index.html


"Unlike some other so called swimbait rods that are just worm or jig rods re-wrapped and re-marked as swimbait rods, these blanks were designed from the ground up to actually throw a big swimbait. These rods are stiff! The GS-C-761H is a very heavy duty rod, and the GS-C-761XH is bordering on being a broomstick. These are rods for heavy rubber and big wood, not for smaller lighter baits. Another bait this rod will work well with is the regular Mission Fish with its huge G-Mag hook. If you swing for fences with these rods, you'll rip the fish about 10 feet in the right direction. They have serious backbone."

Dan

"Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less"

Deo Vindice

  

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