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This rod is the best i would say its a light fiberglass with no backbone perfect for the guy that can't decide what fishing rod to buy and has to start multiable threads asking the same questions over and over again. it even comes with a 4:1 cranking reel pre spooled with line and a hookless crankbait for testing or prefishing.











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Quote from: bob o on July 28, 2013, 04:39:27 PM


This rod is the best i would say its a light fiberglass with no backbone perfect for the guy that can't decide what fishing rod to buy and has to start multiable threads asking the same questions over and over again.

Yeah - most people go out and spend $200-300 on a new rod without learning the industry or getting input from those better than he. So just go to Bass Pro and not even consider website sponsors ? Hmmm ;).

Grandt rods are expensive and I hope ya'll are not talking about me and my posts!

Whats expensive about $100? Show me any rod out there with a lifetime warranty for $100.

I'm not sure the model your talking about but i looked at their rods and I only could find one model for $130 on their webpage and most were double that or more not saying they're bad as I have never used one just seem pricey to me

Quote from: mikesmiph on July 31, 2013, 08:16:24 AM
Whats expensive about $100? Show me any rod out there with a lifetime warranty for $100.

Many Shimano (http://fish.shimano.com/publish/content/global_fish/en/us/index/customer_service0/Rod_Warranty.html) rods have a lifetime warranty.

Also Powell has a new rod line called Inferno that should retail for about $100 with a full lifetime warranty.