shell craker rod?

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oakie joe
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shell craker rod?

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what kind of rod are you guys using with this bait? i am looking to buy one and i want to have the right gear.
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I'm using the Lami Big Bait Special and just got an Okuma 711XH. For the $ the Okuma is the way to go... I'm loving mine. Most would probably say the 711H is about right but I like the horse power of the XH.
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Powell 7'11 Heavy with a Curado 300
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oakie joe
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I was looking at that okuma rod already. I am glad to hear something good about it.
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Okuma Rods are great for the price and their customer service is awesome. For the Shell Cracker I would go with the 7'11H.
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I use a 7' heavy rod for this bait with 65#braid. It may not seem long enough but I can get it under dock and trees etc.. Although you should never htrow them there. Once you get over the fear of banging a expensive bait off the rocks. Let the games begin!!
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St. Croix legend tournament swimbait rod. 1-6 oz. i think. Pair that up with a Daiwa luna, 65# braid and you are good to go.



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