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Jack Justis Registered: March 2007 Location: South Florida Posts: 49	I like to use the combination of diamondwood and custom grip. It gave new looks and feel to the handle. The wooden handle seemed to better transmit the vibrations to your hand when worming for bass. At least thats what I told the guys buying the rods. The all seemed to agree.... ;-) Sensitivity was the magic word for the bass fisherman
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