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  1. 09-08-2014, 03:50 PM #1
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    Default Long Line Rod Choice


    what is Your favorite rods for long lining? Why? gonna have to get some for my boat soon. Thanks for any input.CF
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    B-n-M Trolling Rods. They work for both long lining and spider rigging........JMHO. Monks in NC has some good prices.
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    Yep, B&M Pro Staff Trolling rods for sure. Why? Because they work for me, are pretty tough, and have just about the right backbone in my opinion. Not too stiff and not too limber. The B&M BGJP's are too limber for long lining.
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    Ditto what PW and Callshy said.
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    What they said!
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    Yep, that line up and comments from Callshy sums it up perfect!
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    B'n'M try the Difference made by them comes in 8' 9' and 10' the best I have ever used!
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    BnM is good but i would look at the Pro Angler 8 foot rod as well. Its all i use and i have had very good luck with them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brush Buster View Post
    BnM is good but i would look at the Pro Angler 8 foot rod as well. Its all i use and i have had very good luck with them.
    You use all 8' rods while long line trolling?
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