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https://mail.aol.com/webmail/getPart...s=IMG_1011.JPG This is a side by side view of the new Sharp Shooter 6 and the SS5.5 both made by B&M.
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No Bueno!
Fishing is like pizza.......Even when it's not that good, it's still pretty good!
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Santa left me a gift card when he dropped off my son's presents. He just forgot to put enough on it to offset the cost! Now I can afford one. Felt nice in the store and definitely has backbone.
Fishing is like pizza.......Even when it's not that good, it's still pretty good!
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This is a side by side view of the new Sharp Shooter 6 and the SS5.5 both made by B&M.
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The new Sharpshooter 6 is the handle on the left.
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This is a picture of the eye on the tip of both rods. The Sharp Shooter 6 is much smaller than the 5.5 rod. The smaller eye is for more accuracy while shooting docks, according to B&M.
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Y'all sold me, I got to have one.
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I saw B&M Sharpshooter one at Wal-Mart the other day and was wondering about it...but found a deal in a Lew's Wally Marshall signature series 7' rod and bought it, I think it is going to work out as a great casting rod. Now I see a Sharpshooter in my future based on these recommendations.
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Not knocking b&m I have a lot of b&m rods and really like em! And I have several of the b&m sharp shooters from 4’5”- 5”5 and have seen the sharp shooter six and it seems to have more back bone but those that I have are too flimsy for shooting I really like the rods but they are on the flimsy side so I recently purchased a 5’5” proanlger rod and it’s tremendous a lot more back bone and can feel the thumps or ticks better than ever!
