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    Default B n' M slow troller rods


    anybody ever used the 20 footers? how heavy are they. I'm thinking of buying a couple, but don't want to waste the money if they are really heavy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by abarkley View Post
    anybody ever used the 20 footers? how heavy are they. I'm thinking of buying a couple, but don't want to waste the money if they are really heavy.
    I have a 13 footer and that sucker is heavy compared to my Wally Marshall and other BnM rods. If weight is an issue, then go a different route. But for a cheap spread, go for it.CF
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    WHEN I HAD A 24 FT PONTOON BOAT, I USED SOME OF THE 20 FT SLOW TROLLERS. THE 10, 13, 16, AND 20 FT POLES MAKES A WIDE "SPREAD".

    I DO NOT KNOW OF ANY 20 FT POLES THAT ARE LIGHT WEIGHT. WEIGHT SHOULD NOT BE A FACTOR IF YOU ARE USING ROD HOLDERS.

    THE 20 FT POLE WILL NOT FIT IN A DRIFTMASTER LIL PRO ROD HOLDER. A PRO MODEL IS NECESSARY TO ACCOMODATE THE BUTT SIZE.

    THESE POLES ARE TOO HEAVY FOR JIGGING OR HOLDING IN YOUR HANDS ALL DAY.

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    Save your money the you might try the Wally Marshal 18' Titeline Special you could stand to hold it for a day maby!!! Don't get me wrong I have used the 20' pro trollers on Reelfoot when the crappie are shallow in the spring and they worked great. Just my thoughts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OsoFishy View Post
    Save your money the you might try the Wally Marshal 18' Titeline Special you could stand to hold it for a day maby!!! Don't get me wrong I have used the 20' pro trollers on Reelfoot when the crappie are shallow in the spring and they worked great. Just my thoughts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by monkscrappie View Post
    WHEN I HAD A 24 FT PONTOON BOAT, I USED SOME OF THE 20 FT SLOW TROLLERS. THE 10, 13, 16, AND 20 FT POLES MAKES A WIDE "SPREAD".

    I DO NOT KNOW OF ANY 20 FT POLES THAT ARE LIGHT WEIGHT. WEIGHT SHOULD NOT BE A FACTOR IF YOU ARE USING ROD HOLDERS.

    THE 20 FT POLE WILL NOT FIT IN A DRIFTMASTER LIL PRO ROD HOLDER. A PRO MODEL IS NECESSARY TO ACCOMODATE THE BUTT SIZE.

    THESE POLES ARE TOO HEAVY FOR JIGGING OR HOLDING IN YOUR HANDS ALL DAY.

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    just ordered 3 18 ft wally marshalls late last night. thanks to everybody for the info

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    Default Wm 18 Ft Tl Special

    THANK YOU FOR THE ORDER! YOUR POLES ARE SHIPPING TODAY BY PRIORITY MAIL.

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