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Author Topic: Spring Bobbers Or Noodle Poles?  (Read 12247 times)

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March 03/09/09, 11:08:26 AM Reply #30

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Re: Spring Bobbers Or Noodle Poles?
Just wondering if anyone else tried this set-up on the ice this winter... I gotta get a video of it in action on here for people to see....
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March 03/09/09, 12:26:21 PM Reply #31

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Re: Spring Bobbers Or Noodle Poles?
Quote from: thunderpout on March 03/09/09, 11:08:26 AM
Just wondering if anyone else tried this set-up on the ice this winter... I gotta get a video of it in action on here for people to see....


Well............hurry up! ...............We ain't gett'in any younger ya know!   ;D
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March 03/09/09, 03:56:39 PM Reply #32

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Re: Spring Bobbers Or Noodle Poles?
OK.. OK... OK... Maybe this weekend! :whistling:
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March 03/09/09, 10:29:39 PM Reply #33

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Re: Spring Bobbers Or Noodle Poles?
I bought two st.croix legend rods and love them ! one light and the other medium light. I wish they had the ultra light when I made my purchase. I only paid 36 buck a piece. I also use the HT ice blues 30 inch rod with a forage minnow for the crappies right now. they look awsome when you fightin a slabosorous!
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March 03/09/09, 10:32:57 PM Reply #34

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Re: Spring Bobbers Or Noodle Poles?
they both have there place in my bag if i know that fish are gonna pound it i'll use the noodle if there light biting i'll use the st croix legend
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March 03/09/09, 11:36:34 PM Reply #35

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Re: Spring Bobbers Or Noodle Poles?
Quote from: Jdrummer on March 03/09/09, 10:29:39 PM
I bought two st.croix legend rods and love them ! one light and the other medium light. I wish they had the ultra light when I made my purchase. I only paid 36 buck a piece. I also use the HT ice blues 30 inch rod with a forage minnow for the crappies right now. they look awsome when you fightin a slabosorous!

I had my 24" HT noddle rod up in LOW and caught an 18" eye and that was a heck of a bent rod, but it was fun. I also have the st.croix ledgend 17" sight fishing light rod, and caught a 25" pike on it, and that was a blast also. I would suggest having both in your arsenal.  :fishing2:
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March 03/18/09, 07:24:00 PM Reply #36

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Re: Spring Bobbers Or Noodle Poles?
st.croix legend rods with spring bober nothing better
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