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KalicosSun Jul-09-06 08:24 PM
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#2933, "tossing slammers"
Sun Jul-09-06 08:41 PM by Kalicos

  

          

for the 7" and 9" slammers, which rod would u use?

Rogue 807c 8'
or
Shimano Teremar TMS-80XXH 8'Extra Extra Heavy Fast 20 - 40
2 - 5 oz.
or
Rogue Surf Rods SU 865S 8' 6'' 15 - 30
1 1/2 - 6oz X-Hvy Fast

I read Rob's article and was just wonderin if the surf rod might work. Seems it fits the description rite?

Any other suggestions for non-custom rods?

:-)

  

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nscharfeSun Jul-09-06 10:14 PM
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#2934, "RE: tossing slammers"
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Id definitely take a look at the MH Okuma Swimbait rod. Ive thrown the H and XH for a while now and just recently picked up the MH. The rod is perfect for the 7 and 9 inch slammers as well as other small swimbaits like the 7" stocker trout/baby bass, rago rat etc. The rod comes w/ a lifetime warranty and is really underpriced, in my opinion. Id definitely check it out.

--nate

  

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rockstarFri Jul-14-06 11:50 AM
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#2935, "RE: tossing slammers"
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Those all sound like decent rods which will perform quite well. I use the Loomis back bouncer that is reviewed on this board for both fresh and salt water swimbaits. It has plenty of power and terrific feedback even though it is a GL2 blank. Let us know what you decide on and how well it all works for you. IMO, GL2 blanks are far better than most people give them credit for. The same is true with IM6 blanks...dressed out properly they make excellent fishing tools.

  

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