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    It seems as if your rod is best suited for open lakes, though you may find it hard to cast in wind because of the rod's length. Sounds like a brilliant set up .
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    Quote Originally Posted by OakAshandThorn View Post
    It seems as if your rod is best suited for open lakes, though you may find it hard to cast in wind because of the rod's length. Sounds like a brilliant set up .
    In windy conditions I'll just break out my salmon rod and bomb floats :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by FishyFolk View Post
    In windy conditions I'll just break out my salmon rod and bomb floats :-)
    Cheater . Heheheheheheheheeeee .
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