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  1. 02-05-2011, 02:47 PM #11
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    DD....how can they be too heavy for spider rigging when you have them in a rod holder? They are too heavy for hand jigging I admit, lol.
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    Here I am breaking the DonDon's rules and spider rigging with line counters lol. Sure makes it easy to set my depth.Name: EP Lake 003.jpg Views: 159 Size: 46.0 KB
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    Quote Originally Posted by G3 Fisherman View Post
    Here I am breaking the DonDon's rules and spider rigging with line counters lol. Sure makes it easy to set my depth.Name: EP Lake 003.jpg Views: 159 Size: 46.0 KB
    G3, Question what type rods are those and length. Thanks
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    The difference is not just wider-holds more line, I like the lower profile and the thumb bar, makes reeling lots of line in easier.
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    Quote Originally Posted by majflyboy View Post
    The difference is not just wider-holds more line, I like the lower profile and the thumb bar, makes reeling lots of line in easier.
    +1 yep, the thumb rest is nice.
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