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NorthernBasser

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  1. NorthernBasser's post in St Croix Black Bass rods was marked as the answer   
    It's definitely a tad slower than fast, but also has a solid backbone. Most consider it a MH+ than a true heavy.
     
    If you're looking for a buzzbait rod, this is perfect. And like I said, it definitely works for frogging as well. I have other frog rods that I use more regularly, but have thrown a frog on this many times. I also like the little softer tip because it aids in walking a frog in open water. 40# braid would be perfect. I've even thrown lipless cranks on it when I really wanna rip it through the grass. Like I said, it's a very versatile rod. Many love it for Chatterbaits as well.
     
    Weight-wise, the rod comes in a tad heavy (4.9 oz) like most Dobyns rods (micro guide version weighs a little less). But they balance so well that it's not even noticeable. 
  2. NorthernBasser's post in Shallow Crankbait Suggestions was marked as the answer   
    SPRO John Crews Little John Type R 50.
     

  3. NorthernBasser's post in Bates Hundo, The Real Solid Deal was marked as the answer   
    Beautiful fish!
  4. NorthernBasser's post in Okuma X-series was marked as the answer   
    I'm intrigued. Now to step their reel game up. 
  5. NorthernBasser's post in Teckel Kicknocker? was marked as the answer   
    Yes, Teckle USA is the same thing. Can never go wrong with bone, that's for sure. I got the White Walker color, but admittedly I got that color mostly because I thought it looked cool to me. I have the pup version. 
     

     

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