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I just broke two of my crankbait rods in the same week.   It was a Kistler Magnesium rod which was one of my favorite.  I like it because it was light, had a soft tip and a strong backbone.  Now I looking to replace it and think about getting the same rod or Lamaglass glass crank rod, but  I just wanted hear other people opinion and input on their preference of crank rods.  Let hear it.

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Buy the Duckett Micro Split Grip Cranking Rod 7'6" Med its the best rod for the money really light and only 169.00 here is the link

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Duckett_Micro_Magic_Split_Grip_Crank...

 

Double checked and I was wrong, the Lami SR705R is still available.

Zackery Shaff said:
I agree with Marc on this one, although I think graphite has its place for cranking (ripping through weedbeds primarily). My two favorite cranking rods are the Lamiglas SR705R which is discontinued I think, and a St. Croix GC70M 10-17lb line, 1/4-3/4 oz. which is also discontinued. The first one is great for cranks heavier than 1/2 oz, like deep little N's and DD22s, while the latter is best with 1/2oz cranks, primarily traps. You can get the Lami used, or just the blank from Mud Hole, and ST Croix looks to have some equivalent rods, like the 7' MH Glass rod from the premier series. The factors that make these rods great: light since they're fiberglass, soft action to keep fish pinned and increase hookups, and can cast a mile. I do not think all of these things can be matched in a graphite rod.

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