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My suggestion would be seaguar invisix for the techniques described

Hey everyone, I was wondering which is better to use insert, or insert-free tungsten weights? I mainly fish fluorocarbons and co-poly lines and I am making the transition from lead to tungsten weights and I was wondering which was better and why? Thank u in advance

Thanks for the responses! i really appreciate it

I highly recommend McCoy Mean Green. Fantastic line at a fantastic price!

Has anyone had experience with these rods, or other Denali rods??

I am a shimano man myself as far as reels go....but i have heard great things about the abu garcia revo premier spinning reels

Hey guys, recently I have been really eyeing up the new Denali Jadewood series. Most reviews i have read about them seem to be very positive. For those of you that have had experience with this rod, How do you like the series? Is it a good rod for $100? (or $80) during the black friday sales?? Thank you in advance! I have been looking at the 7' MHF rod as another all around rod, for Jig and Trigs mostly...

McCoy Mean Green>>>

not to sound like a broken record... but i use a 7'2" MH XF Crucial as my designated jig rod and it is awesome. The only difference is that i use straight flouro... Like others have said, i would be hesitant in using braid with this rod. Just use straight flouro and it will be money for you.

they are great!!

cant wait to make an order!!!

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Crucial

Chronarch 200E7 w/ Kistler Magnesium TS

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Curado 200E7 hands down IMO..

any keel weighted swimbait hook or on the back of a swimjig/chatterbait

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Thanks for all the responses... I really appreciate it

no specific price range, just looking for any available advice, or experience with a certain rod that you would recommend

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Just as the titles states, in your opinion, what is the perfect rod for throwing wiggle warts on?? Thanks in advance...

Spinning: Berkley Lightning Rod Shock, Shimano Sienne Casting: Berkley Lightning Rod, Shimano Cauis

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Like a broke record... High gear ratios. I prefer anything in the 7.x:1 range