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  1. 08-12-2012, 01:32 PM #1
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    Default Crank pulling rods


    To each his own but pulling cranks is not my thing . There are times like yesterday that the wind say's there has to be a better way . I will never fish tournaments so i only plan to fish three poles . Two questions ? Pull out the back or side ? What length rods ? Since i most likly will do this very little what rods do i buy . I already have some bass rods not being used .
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    If you're only going to pull three, then off the back would be best. You could get good seperation and it wouldn't matter what length rods you use.
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    Use your green carp rods if ya ain't gonna do it much, and only running 3-4 rods.


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    Hey Curtis.....use your old bass rods.....they will be fine.....just position them where you have four feet of separation between the lines.
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    I am new to pulling crankbaits so i got some cheap 10 footers from Northwoods Wholesale Outlet. Classic Pro 10' Trolling Rod CPM-10M
    • Length- 10'

    Our Price- $19.99
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