All I can say is, you better have a clear bank behind you, and no
overhanging branches above you. If you feel you must get farther out in
the water, get a belly boat, float tube, canoe, kayak, or a pontoon
boat, and cast your 8 footer from one of them before wasting your money
on a 10 foot rod.
JD
Back down into my hole. VBG
Allan Fish wrote:
Have any of you fished with a 10 foot rod? Any comments as to
advantages? Have any of you cast or fished with the IMX blank?
Tom,
You don't want a 10 foot rod. You should just throw it way. Or
better yet, send it here for my recycle bin.
If you want to assemble it first, that would be fine. If not, send
the components along too. <g>
Allan
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