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    Quote Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine View Post
    I can save ya some $$$ on the Crappiemaxx.
    When you order some more I need another 18 footer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by feeshrman View Post
    If you could find some of the old Wally Marshal tight line specials, I think they would do the trick. Very strong and stiff, you whoop a fence post with them and they wouldn't splinter. They can also tote some mighty heavy weight.
    What Scott and I use, had bought some a long time ago and find them not any good for spider rigging but broke them out when we started pushing and think they are great. Nice to know the CrappieMax is the same.
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    Default Stiff BnM Rod?

    I use the 16' Crappiemaxx Tightline Specials for all of my power trolling and cranking. It's the same as the old Wally Marshall Tightline Special. They're yellow now tho instead of green.

    Did I mention I could get you a good deal on em? Stiff BnM Rod?
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    i use walley marshall signiture series and troll techs. lots of backbone. the troll techs are considerably stiffer that the sig. series

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