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Well, what I CAN tell you, is that the trolling motor market is about to bust wide open. There's going to be several new introductions in the coming weeks by newcomers, and also by the old standbys. At least one motor has a very unique head design that brings forth a new way of designing trolling motors. Can't really say more than that at the moment, but I'll be sure to break the news to you guys as soon as I'm able. Can't wait!

This is definitely the most versatile seat in kayaking.

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Power-Poles all the way. They're stronger and quieter than Talons. I feel they hold better, because they angle outward, thus it's a wider, more stable stance. They're also lighter. Really, this list is long why I like Power-Poles. I've had the original style, and now the newer styles. Love 'em!

That's not what I meant Big Guy. I meant if you're learning about the type of rod components that are available, what is out there, their benefits, price, etc. Rainshadow will help you decide. You have to start somewhere. Nobody "just knows it" all of the sudden.

Looking to build your own custom rod? Where do you start? What do you want? How do you decide on the rod blank and components? It’s easier when you have a little help! Rainshadow Rods