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6 years ago
James Taylor
From our RainShadow lineup the Immortal IMMC76XH would be the one:
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
Depending one what length you’re looking for, from our RainShadow lineup we’d recommend:
RX6 E-Glass RDR100H -
E-Glass SWB80ML -
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
What area are you fishing?
The different areas and size of the grouper can change the rod blank suggestion.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
154. Re: 9’ Snook Rod
The most popular from RainShadow is the RX7 SW1088. The 1089 would work but that’s a good amount heavier in power.
If you wanted to go high end, The Judge Live Bait JDGLB810L or JDGLB810ML would work. It’s a made in USA blank, so a higher price tag.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
For our high-end RainShadow we'd recommend The Judge JDGCB710H (Made in USA) blank -
You can also go with the Revelation Crankbait REVCB80H -
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
From RainShadow Rod Blanks we recommend the RX8 XST1324 for a Center pin -
The ISA1265 was discontinued a few years ago.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
From RainShadow we’d recommend the RX7 IST1203 – It’s a salmon graphite blank, it’ll give you the power to lift up from the weeds and is 10ft.
You can also go with the 1204 but that might be a bit too much power.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
Now in-stock by Batson Enterprises and available to order from our dealers!
You will also be able to see them in-person at International Custom Rod Building Exposition
Trolling Butt -
AB1 butts are not only stylish giving you that unique "bling" factor but are made of high-grade unidirectional carbon fiber, structured in layers to create high resistance to impacts and heavy loads.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
159. Re: Alps LF guides
The Chameleon ring on the LF Guides is not a stocked item, it’s more showing what they can do – which is why it’s not on our Batson / ALPSForeCast website. So far there hasn’t been enough demand to put it into production… so it’s a special order item at this point (which normally requires a quantity of 25 for each size needed).
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
The RainShadow E-Glass GCB series would be the way to go, MSRP is $40 but there’s dealers that sell it for less. They’ve been fished pretty heavily and last forever, being glass they’re fatter in the butt.
If you want to take it up to graphite then the Revelation Crankbait series has stood the test of time (previously RX7 series) and is the goto for many anglers.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
161. Re: S Glass Blank
We’d recommend our Made-in-USA RainShadow The Judge Live Bait rod blanks. They have S-Glass tips with graphite in the butt, which will give it the backbone you’re looking for.
JDGLB70L-CG 15-30lb, JDGLB70ML-CG 20-40lb and JDGLB70M-CG 20-50lb (though we think this will be overkill) -
You can also go with our RCLB series, it’s E-Glass with graphite but will have that feeling of S-Glass
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
Try contacting our warranty department at warranty@batsonenterprises.com or 1-877-875-2381 – even if it’s discontinued you never know we might have it or something else that will work.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
Joshua White Wrote:
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> Ok thanks the customer is 6'6 so a 6'8-7'0ft is
> what I was considering I'm smoking those two
> blanks over for now. He wants to go all out on
> trimming weight and increasing sensitive. What
> guides or series of guides would you suggest for
> this task?
So will he want to go with Titanium
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
The RainShadow RDR series that Roger links to is what we use for Kokanee trolling out here on the Olympic Peninsula. Karry Batson personally uses and recommends the RDR710L – but any of them will work.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
The RainShadow RDR series that Roger links to is what we use for Kokanee trolling out here on the Olympic Peninsula. Karry Batson personally uses and recommends the RDR710L – but any of them will work.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
From RainShadow we’d recommend our REVELATION lineup -
REVS62M or 68M – Depending what length you’d like
Also the REVS68MXF
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
Obviously, we don’t know the MHX specifically but considering the specs and what you’re looking for we’d recommend the RainShadow Revelation REVS90L-2SB -
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
Out of the ones you’re looking at the RX6 SB-782 would be a great choice.
We’d also recommend the Revelation REVS68M or 72M – if you want to step it up a notch or two.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
You just need to ream them out, our ForeCast Dream Reamer kit is great for that:
About the largest ID we have for EVA girps is .875" ID:
Anyone of our dealers will carry the above.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
170. Re: HELP with blank
Roger beat me to it, we’d also recommend our RainShadow Immortal Walleye sinning rods. IMMWS62L (4-10lb) and IMMWS62MXF (6-15lb)
Can't go wrong with the REVELATION or RX7 lineup as well.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
From the RainShadow lineup we’d recommend:
RCLB80M (feels more like a MH) –
RCJB96H -
There’s heavier versions of each model if you feel you need it.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
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Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
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Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
From the RainShadow lineup we’d recommend:
Revelation – REVC72M -
Eternity – ETEC72MH -
As well as the Immortal that David mentions.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
We’d recommend from our line of RainShadow Rod Blanks, though they’re 7-foot.
Revelation – REVIP70MH or 70M -
RX6 SP844 -
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
176. Re: 80#
From our line of RainShadow Rod Blanks we'd recommend our RX6/E-Glass RCTB56XXH -
or our E-Glass FSU56XXH -
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
In the past Hypalon was the grip material of choice for many rods, but recent changes in the laws have made it impossible for Hypalon to be manufactured or imported to the USA. Well there’s where we come in, after testing various materials for a suitable replacement we came across EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer). This is a synthetic foam rubber material that has the same characteristics o
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
178. Re: centerpin rod
We don't have a complete blueprint for NFC blanks but this is the recommended guide spacing that we received from them.
Float 1363-3 4.50 | 10.00 | 17.00 | 25.50 | 34.50 | 44.50 | 56.00 | 69.00 | 83.00 | 99.00 | 115.00
Matthew Paul Wrote:
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> would be my choice
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> /NFC-Float-Blanks-IM-Graphite
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
179. Re: centerpin rod
No problem Robert. Once you pick one just send us a message and we'll send you the blueprint for a Centerpin version of that particular model.
Centerpin is becoming more and more popular here in WA.
Forum: rodboard 6 years ago
James Taylor
180. Re: centerpin rod
We build a lot on the RainShadow Immortal Spey blanks here for the Pacific Northwest, specifically the IMMF1338 (13’3” 4-piece) -
But the Rainshadow RX8 XST1563-4 (13’ 4-piece) also makes a great Centerpin rod -
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