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1/8-1/4 Ounce Tournament Bait Cast Rod
08/02/09 19:20:55 | 0 Comments
With the aid of a friend who understands how computers work I can now blog on the Classic Rod Forum so here goes my first effort.
This rod is something not often seen because it was made to cast such light lures. Today a spinning rod would normally be used for this range and in the days before they became popular many people used fly rods to cast such things. Usually a "light" bait caster would be for about 3/8 to 1/2 ounce weights. The most popular weight of bait caster...
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