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    Default 10' Pro Angler for trolling Crankbaits


    Is anyone using 10' Pro Angler rods for trolling crankbaits? Thinking of buying a couple and looking for feed back. Thanks, Pop

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    I use Bn'M Pro Staff Trollers.....they are designed for trolling crankbaits. They work great .....been using them for 7 years now.
    I have spent most my life fishing........the rest I wasted.
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    if your pulling cranks,anything medium action will work
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    Blueball is right. I started out like many others useing my old bass fishing rods.
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    I have a couple 10ft. limit rods that work great



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