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  1. Dkalleck
    I inherited this rod and no nothing about it. It's one piece, I'm guessing fiberglass. Kind of a translucent green. Cork and wood handle. There are no identifying marks that I can see. I'm clueless here. Any ideas?
  2. Taylor Peterson
    Hey Everybody, I'm in the market for a new spinning rod an baitcasting rod. I'm looking at st. croix premiers, abu garcia veritas, fenwick HMX,etc... I'm wondering if there is a big difference in sensitivity between one and two-piece rods. The baitcsating rod doesn't need to be terribly sensitive, as I'll be using it mostly for topwater frogs and spinnerbaits, but the spinning rod needs to be sensitive enough for weighltess wacky-worming. A two-piece would be worlds more convienent but I'm willing to sacrifice convienence if they are not sensitive. Thank you all for any help, Bass Resource has been a God-sent
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