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Skeet Reese Rods: Wright and McGill

Started by Ranger93, January 18, 2010, 09:06:15 PM

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Ranger93

I have read a lot of varying reviews on the new Skeet Reese rods from Wright and McGill.  Wondering if anyone has any of these rods and if so what their feelings are on them.  Thanks.
Ranger "Still building legends"

fowlmouth

I looked at these around christmas time at basspro. I couldn't drop the hammer on it because I just didn't know enough about the company. I know W&M has been around a long time, but why all of a sudden have they gotten into spinning reels, saltwater, and bass rods? I may be wrong but I assume someone else has bought the name. I liked the feel and the price, the finish wasn't the greatest(remember the price) they seemed a little on the heavy side(again, the price) but the sensitivity was pretty good. Someone here just needs to buy one, drive down south to fish it and then give us a report. Any volunteers??




Ranger93

I'm going to the Bassmaster Classic next month and was thinking about purchasing one of the 7'2" spinning rods.  If I do, I'll let you know how it performs.  Still hoping somebody on here has had an experience with one so I don't end up buying one and finding out they're junk.
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