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  1. James Niggemeyer
    Hi BR, Recently a guy asked me what kind of rod I use for fishing Bladed jigs so I put together a video with all that information to share. Thanks for watching!
  2. Bassman27
    So right now I have been using a 7 foot ghost crankin rod for all of my reaction baits -- (It's verry parabolic) and I've started to notice it doesn't do to well with bigger spinnerbaits and large soft swimbaits. However it does great with crankabaits (except for deep diving) and most chatterbaits. Do any of you have suggestions for a cheap extra rod that would work well for throwing these heavier reaction baits? I was thinking a 7 med heavy fast, but don't know what specific rod would be best. Thanks
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