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Unclecatfish
Age: 28
Joined: 26 Mar 2010
Posts: 7
Location: Garland, Tx
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What would be a good rod for still fishing around flooded timber, lets say on a calm still day? Brand of rod, length of rod preference, stiffness???
Also would you want a stiffer rod on a day with more/heavier current while stiff fishing?
Any help if greatly appreciated.
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shannon
Age: 36
Joined: 16 Nov 2005
Posts: 260
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| are you trying the bank on the open lake, creek or boat. On the banks i use a 15ft and an 11ft. i will also use my 2 seven footers medium heavy action.But thats what i have and thats what i use. thats my 2 cents |
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Unclecatfish
Age: 28
Joined: 26 Mar 2010
Posts: 7
Location: Garland, Tx
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| In a boat fishing in about 12-25 feet of water tied off to piece of flooded timber. |
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chess101
Age: 23
Joined: 02 Jul 2009
Posts: 136
Location: Dallas,Tx
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| agree with shannon on the bank rods (a 15 and two 13ft's) no matter what(unless i just have to use the 7 ft'rs, have 4' of em).....but as far a boat goes i keep hearing the 35 buck PROANGLER rods are well rounded.... www.proanglertackle.com i think is the site, thinking about gettin a few myself,(8 ft poles i think they are) |
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Fish Hook
Joined: 18 Mar 2007
Posts: 300
Location: Rowlett
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Those Proangler rods are the best I've seen 
I have 5 of them and they are tons better than the other rods I have
I will eventually replace all my other rods with the proangler
Here's their site http://www.proanglertackle.com/CatfishRod.htm |
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