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supermatThu Nov-22-07 10:44 PM
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#3297, "RE: Dobyns Swimbait rod overanalysis"
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Oddly enough, I'd go with the two ends of the spectrum. The 795ML is a killer rod. It has a very soft tip but a foot later you're into a solid rod that will hold a big fish. This is definetely the rod that everyone is selecting for the punker. However, if you're looking for a big rod to handle big largies/stripers the 866 is an awesome choice. I started throwing triple trouts and punkers on the 866 about a month ago and have put a handful of fish in the boat so far. Its actually not a soft rod at all and its BIG but because its so long you naturally get a lot of flex out of it. This is definetely going to be the rod that I stick with for punkers and other hard baits as well as softbaits with treble hooks in the future.

  

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Dobyns Swimbait rod overanalysis [View all] , Carrot Top, Thu Nov-22-07 02:27 PM
  RE: Dobyns Swimbait rod overanalysis, Lake, Nov 22nd 2007, #1
RE: Dobyns Swimbait rod overanalysis, supermat, Nov 22nd 2007 #2
      RE: Dobyns Swimbait rod overanalysis, Carrot Top, Nov 24th 2007, #3

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