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How To Choose The Right Rod To Use For Big Swimbaits! Hard Bait And Soft Bait Rods!



Choosing the right rod for fishing big swimbaits is one of the most crucial things to consider. The right rod will allow you to hook and land more fish, cast easier and better and make your overall fishing experience a lot better. Today, I break down the reasoning of choosing specific rods for specific baits.

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  1. ahhh…it all makes sense now.

    I knew a guy who broke off a hinkle, and immediately went home and got his scuba gear looking for it. didn't find it, but eventually dredged it luckily with a lipless crankbait. Now that I just started getting into swimbaits, I know why.

  2. I used to do a lot of beachcasting, before I got really into lure fishing, and when casting we always use a shock leader at a rate of 10lbs per Oz weight. Perhaps if casting a really big lure on 20 or 30 lbs line a shock leader would be good idea.

  3. Another great video bro! Ive been looking to get into the swim bait game and buying cheaper gear to start. I normally don’t buy the high end stuff anyway. But i was going to start with the dobyns fury 7’9 swimbait MH fast. 1-5oz. Throwing 6-8 inch baits soft and hard. Paired with a piscifun phantom. It has good reviews for the price point. Plus the colors match and it looks dope! The budget is around $200-$250 max. Should i consider another rod or reel?

  4. As a fellow bank beater I'd love to hear your thoughts on shorter rods for glides. A lot time due to trees it's hard to fish above a 7'6" been messing around with st Croix's premier musky rods. Just curious what you go with in these situations

  5. I fish a Phenix M1 inshore series 8’2 rated for lures 3-8oz. Perfect with a K9 and tosses a jawjackin bait soft bait pretty damn well also. Pretty perfect to handle treble hook baits and solid enough to fish medium sized soft baits

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