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roger wilson
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This blank in the medium power version that you trim from the butt of the rod to make a 5'9" would be a wonderful bass/walleye rod.
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This blank in the m-l version that is trimmed to 5'9" from the butt of the rod only would make a less expensive, but still excellent rod.
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www.rainshadowrodblanks.com]
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For the least expensive of the blanks from Batson, you could use this blank, which is a 2-piece blank. But because it is a 2 piece blank, I would leave it at the 6'6" length. Use the blank that has the medium power in this series:
Since it is the lowest modulus blank, it would also be the toughest blank and less likely to break with extreme or rough handling.
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By the way, I have built rods on all three of the blanks that I suggested, and all of the clients were well pleased for their Canadian Walleye / Bass fishing trip. p.s. All of these rods would be built up as a spinning rod, not a casting rod.
Good luck
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/14/2017 09:41PM by roger wilson.
