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Curlyfishin started following Good bass lakes in Minnesota , Best rods for punching and Bonafide rs117 vs 3 waters big fish 120
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Best rods for punching
I am looking on getting a new rod that I would use for jigs that are 1oz or smaller. I need some input on what a good rod to get would be. My price range is anywhere from 100-150 dollars
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Bonafide rs117 vs 3 waters big fish 120
I need people to give me their opinions on these two kayaks to see which one I should get. Right now I am 5’10” about 210 pounds and I want to be able to stand in the kayak without feeling like I will tip it over. My budget is 1000$
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Good bass lakes in Minnesota
I have been trying to find some good bass lakes in Minnesota but every lake seems to have northern pike in them and i know that those pike will keep the population low and not many bass with size. Can anyone from Minnesota or has fished in Minnesota hell me out
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Is a heavy frog/Flippin rod overkill for Minnesota
Have you ever used a 735 before and if you have would you say it is worth the extra 30$ to get the mojo
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Is a heavy frog/Flippin rod overkill for Minnesota
I was looking at getting that rod earlier but I saw reviews that said it didn’t load very well so you couldn’t really cast a frog anywhere. Is that true for you? Thanks for your input
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Is a heavy frog/Flippin rod overkill for Minnesota
I have been looking at many different rods and what I should have thought of before was if a heavy rod is to stiff. I have watched a lot of videos on frog rods and most people say to just get heavy rod with fast action. I narrowed it down to a 7’3” mag heavy dobyns fury if I get a heavy rod but I wanted to hear from other northern anglers if that is to stiff for up north. Rod recommendations would be great too. Maximum price of 130$. Most weight I would use will probably be 3/8-1 1/2 oz