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Old 09-29-2013, 01:30 PM   #13
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I disagree, although I mainly use mine for plugging, it does a better job at throwing chunks than any of my fancy graphite rods, which can throw a hook and sinker really far, but leave the bunker chunk 20 feet to my right at the edge of the water . I'm talking about 4 or 5 ounce sinkers, not Carolina 8 n Bait stuff.
The newer graphite / carbon faster action rods are fine for casting baits, they just require learning how to cast them.

Yes, they are able to tear baits off when cast like one of those soft noodles, in fast and hard and out slow . . . That's the problem most people have with faster "stiffer" rods, they try to cast them the way they do a slow action rod and then declare that they suck or don't feel right, or the funniest, I can outcast that POS with my ____________ . . .



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