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  1. 01-16-2018, 12:22 PM #51
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    Quote Originally Posted by rnvinc View Post
    Does this mean the Denali is simply "stiffer" at the tip ...??

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    Not really, I fish them beside my southern's and with 1/2 oz weight and 1/8 oz pony head they are almost identical in the amount of bend and sensitivity. The sensitivity edge goes to Denalli though in my opinion.
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    Most my 10 ft spider poles are now mostly 9 1/2 footers. ha

    They the original Richard Williams poles, not the BnM version.

    You can use mine Jamie. They be tried and true.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cane Pole View Post
    Most my 10 ft spider poles are now mostly 9 1/2 footers. ha

    They the original Richard Williams poles, not the BnM version.

    You can use mine Jamie. They be tried and true.
    You better hide your Richard Williams pre B&M,always heard they were good poles.Spiderrig poles

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    Most of my rods are the older B&M Slow Troll telescopic rods from 10 to 18 ft. Guess I bought them at the right time, $3 for the 10's and $10 for the 18's. Most are 16 footers, $8 and have got shorter over the years with top replacements. They still catch fish so why replace them. I can store them down to about 4 ft or leave them long on the transport rack which I don't really like. I looked at B&M rods the other day, Slow Troll has been replaced with Black Widow. Black Widow back in the day didn't have guides. A bit more but not to pricey.
    I bought a pair of Zebco 12 ft 2 section rods at an auction for $8 each. I didn't try them before I bought, wish I had. They feel like there's a 10 lb block at the joint.
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    Richard Williams, was he from West Point, MS?
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    He's from Kentucky

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    Quote Originally Posted by jtg View Post
    He's from Kentucky

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    Believe he lives in paris,tn.

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    I knew u were going to comment lol ...sorry he guides on Kentucky lake....

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    Quote Originally Posted by jtg View Post
    I knew u were going to comment lol ...sorry he guides on Kentucky lake....

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    Yep and does trolling motor repair on minnkota trolling motorsSpiderrig poles

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