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Im looking to get two more rods for my cranks, one for square bills and one for me medium divers what do you guys like and use

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Im looking to get two more rods for my cranks, one for square bills and one for me medium divers what do you guys like and use

What price range you looking at? Shimano Compre tough to beat for the price. Powell MAX also a decent stick for the money. On the pricey end there are a million great options.

St. Croix LTB Big Cranker or Avid Medium Moderate is a great choice and it only gets better from there.

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I like a glass rod for cranking. Dobyns 705 for square bills and lighter cranks, Dobyns 765 for deep cranks. Also have a Powell glass rod and it works fine too.

These are the exact two rods that came to mind when I first read the original post.

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St.Croix Pro Glass, 7' MH/M. I use it for all my cranks except my deep runners.

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I would go with the Quantum Tour KVD rods. They are awesome! I have a 7'0, a 7'4, and 2 7'10 KVD rods. Best I've used! Cranking is my favorite technique, so I've used a lot of cranking rods. They are awesome rods and the price can't be beat!

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All Star ASR makes a techniques specific Cranking Rod great bang for buck! ASR866CB or ASR845C

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Depends on your price range but at a little over $100, St Croix makes the Premier Glass which is a great rod in that price range and above. I also like the old Lamiglass Skeet Reese blanks.

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