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Old 01-31-2007, 06:23 PM   #1
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If you are talking about wire line jigging than you need to get carbide guides or the wire will burn right through regular fuji guides. For everything esle I would recomend the daiwa sealine rods. The MH 7' rod is a great rod. It has a soft tip but tons of power in the butt section. It is a perfect tube and worm rod. If you do want to wire line jig than I would recomend the Ocuma Tailwalkers for cheap money or if you want a higher end rod get the CMS wire rod. The CMS rod is sweet.
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Old 01-31-2007, 07:38 PM   #2
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My 330 GTIs are on Ugly sticks, about 80 bucks and if you break it, send it back and they send you a new one.
They are about 6 footers.
If you want the model, I have to pull them down and get it.

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