i currently have the B&M sharpshooter 6ft rod, i find it just a little stiff at the tip area. been thinking of ordering the Lelands TCB rod, is this rod a little softer than the sharpshooter, if not any suggestions what i am looking for.
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i currently have the B&M sharpshooter 6ft rod, i find it just a little stiff at the tip area. been thinking of ordering the Lelands TCB rod, is this rod a little softer than the sharpshooter, if not any suggestions what i am looking for.
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Check out a 6 foot Wally Marshal model. Has the backbone of the sharpshooter but a little softer tip. I love mine.
Try Southern Crappie Rods. I was at the shop yesterday and was checking out his custom made dock shooters and his six foot rods. I actually bought the six foot to send to my dad down in GA.
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I’m wanting a 7’ rod but he said shipping was bad for that size and best to pick it up. Don’t have a clue when I will be able to get down there. Maybe over Christmas holidays hopefully. Be good to check out his shop too.
Not familiar with the Sharp Shooter. Here is a review I did of the TCB rod. It is a great rod for the money.Quote:
Originally Posted by chetc
Review of B'n'M Leland's TCB65 UL Rod. - YouTube
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I use the Lelands TCB rod . Very nice rod, never used a Sharp Shooter rod.
I have both the Sharpshooter and the TCB rods. The TCB is quite a bit softer than the Sharpshooter. In my opinion!
I will take either.
SAY WHAT !!!!! :Rofl
if you actually want to be a REAL gun slinger / lead slinging fool :yikes
you cant do it with a spaghetti noodle rod my friend .....nonono
I have and use both rods. I love the Leland trout rod for casting as it will sling jigs a mile. Love the sixshooter for dock shooting and jigging. Both are great rods and worthy of being in ones arsenal.
would this be the right model WMPSS60ML if please if you can correct me on the model numberQuote:
Originally Posted by chaunc
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