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Old 01-17-2009, 03:19 PM   #9
Big Water
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Gary, 2 years ago you were kind enough to give me 2 of you plugs to use. I use them and can tell you the action is excellent but wish you would make smaller versions to meet the needs of regular or common surf tackle , say 1 to 31/2 oz. Your standard plugs are huge and lend themselves to conv. tackle which I use when throwing your plugs. Also,How can I get one of your jointed Pikies. Keep up the good work? Thanks , Steve
I do make a Junior at 6 1/2" 2 1/2 oz. but in keeping with the mindset of "Big Plugs" I use it in freshwater. I have two spinning outfits that I throw the big Pikes with. My favorite is a custom graphite 10' from the 80's that use to be my eeling outfit so it has some feel to it. I am getting it refinished and just found out the blank is a 1321m. It throws the Giants and the Divers (4oz to 61/2 oz) just fine and I can even lob the Trollers (71/2oz to 8 1/2oz) with it. I have a VS 250 on it. I love that rod!! The other outfit is a 11 1/2'
lami that will throw a small car, I can lay into the Trollers with that one, have an old Crack 300 on that one. When I came into surfcasting in the early 80's everybody used big rods.
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