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Some days, the crappie want the bait slower, and some days, they want it a little faster he said

Most anglers are used to using fishing rods that are covered in cork and the handles are traditionally very short

The cork foregrip is extended with a multi-wells design making it easier to figure 8 flies close to the boat or even make 2-handed casts with your beefier streamers

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halibuthitman Well-known member Spark I mostly fish with spoons or a flyrod, but I have never run a so called main line on anything but a sturgeon or halibut rod