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  1. 04-08-2020, 03:16 PM #1
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    Default New Triple Cross Duo Gets Crappie


    Hey guys

    i got my brother and I a triple cross rod. So we went out in the kayaks and had a blast. We got twelve nice crappie. Numerous bass, and sun fish. It was a great day. This is my brothers rod. We are both new to JDM. But I can see where it can get addictive. Now hopefully we don’t break a rod tip. Good luck everybody and thanks for all the quality info on Triple Cross rods.
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  2. 04-08-2020, 04:48 PM #2
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    Congrats.

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  3. 04-08-2020, 05:12 PM #3
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    A good day fishing anywhere! Good job guys. Nothing better than breaking in a new rod.
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    Real nice catch and the rods really up the fun factor! Congrats.
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    Nice way to start off!
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    Good day for sure!
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    Awesome start! I used to use those rod floats on my rods when floating creeks because I got tired of loosing things when it would take a spill. But I quit using them because to me they seem to reduce the sensitivity of the rod. It may have just been in my mind.


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    Great catch. The Triple Cross is just an all around good rod. It seems to handle the bigger fish with ease.
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    Makes sense. The floats increase the weight of the rod and may provide some damping too.


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    Awesome start! I used to use those rod floats on my rods when floating creeks because I got tired of loosing things when it would take a spill. But I quit using them because to me they seem to reduce the sensitivity of the rod. It may have just been in my mind.


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