by G. Loomis
Buy new: $235.00
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Review & Description
For over two decades, while the vast majority of the world's hardcore anglers have been enthusiastically snatching up graphite rods for their performance, one group has staunchly resisted - CRANKBAIT FISHERMEN. They claim graphite's too stiff. Too responsive. Won't let the fish inhale the lure. Well, here is our official answer: They're right. Fiberglass may be heavy, it may feel dead, it may have the reaction capabilities of vermicelli-but its softer, slower action has often made it a better choice for fishing crankbaits. Our Crankbait Series rods incorporate all the elements of the best fiberglass crankbait rods, but with all the added benefits of graphite. These rods have a soft, slow action that allows your lure to work perfectly, and allows the fish to inhale the bait, but unlike fiberglass rods, they're incredibly light, super RESPONSIVE and extremely sensitive. Their reduced weight makes them far less tiring to cast. They're sensitive enough that you can feel a bass suck in a suspended jerkbait and they recover quickly so you won't have to worry about keeping your line tight when a fish jumps. In other words, you gain all the advantages of graphite with the action and flexibility of glass. Each rod in the series is crafted in a gorgeous metallic copper finish. These are truly STATE-OF-THE-ART crankbait rods. If you fish medium-size crankbaits, you'll love the 843. It's great for deep-diving lures like a Fat Free Shad, and it'll throw a Rattle Trap the proverbial country mile. Stout enough to handle buzzbaits, the slower action allows fish to engulf the bait, yet still has the power to turn a lunker away from trouble. A 7' one-piece rod designed to throw medium-sized crankbaits. It' s a great rod for deep-diving lures like a Fat Free Shad or Wiggle Wart, and will throw a Rat-l-Trap or a lucky Craft lVR that proverbial country mile. It' s stout enough to handle big largemouth, but light enough to fish smallmouth ba Read more
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