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    MWPS591MLS 5'9" Spinning Rod, Medium Light

    $124.99

    This rod is for the fisherman who likes a rod with a fast tip. I like this rod on windy days, when you need a super sensitive tip; you'll enjoy feeling bites that you've never felt before. I use this rod for light jigging or rigging, or to throw small crankbaits. You'll enjoy this rod paired with a light reel. The tip of this rod is great for pitching shore line. Just use 4-6 lb test line, but not over 6lb. Also great for 1/16th oz. Northland® Fire Ball® jigs, with a shiner minnow or half a night crawler.

    
    
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    MWPS631MS 6'3" Spinning Rod, Medium Action

    $124.99

    This rod is one of the more versatile I have. It can be used for Walleye, Bass, and more. Use with heavier 1/8-5/8 oz. jigs and a little heavier line. I prefer 6 lb. test line, for rigging and jigging. This rod can also be used for slip bobber fishing, pitching shallow and deep running crankbaits and light plastic worms. Same great qualities as the 5’9" rod, but a little longer and a little lighter tip. Also can use 1/16 oz. jig with 4 or 6 lb line. I like to use a stand up jig head, with a minnow, leech, or half a crawler. When the fish are lethargic, sometimes its best to hop the jig a couple of times, drag it, let it sit and repeat. Lots of times you’ll get a bite when its just sitting there.

    
    
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    MWPS701MLS 7'0" Spinning Rod, Medium Light

    $124.99

    This is my number #1 selling rod. Great for deeper water rig fishing, casting crankbaits, and plastic worm fishing. Great for trolling with lighter Rock Runner bottom bouncers from ½-1 oz. great for Roach Rigs® and rainbow spinners. If you see fish higher on the sonar use a longer snell up to a 9’ length. Fish that are closer to the bottom use shorter snells . Use a stop and go presentation. You’ll catch more fish.

    
    
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    MWPS761SB 7'6" Spinning Rod, Slip Bobber

    $124.99

    This rod is specifically designed for slip bobber fishing. The #1 fishing tip for slip bobbers pertains to bobber size and shape. On windy days us smaller diameter bobbers so you don’t get a lot of jerking action. When it’s less windy use a fatter style bobber to get more action. This rod also makes a great harness riggin’ rod and has been one of my best sellers. In fact, we sell out of them every season!

    
    
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    MWPS69MC 6'9" Casting Rod, Medium Action

    $124.99

    Great rod for bottom bouncing, trolling or casting crankbaits for Walleye, Bass and more. A good rod for dead stick fishing from rod holders. I’ll use two rods on the inside, and two of the 8’6” rods on the outside. This is a perfect pair for trolling cranks and spinner harnesses. It telescopes for easy storage to fit in rod lockers. Great rod for light bucktails or for spooning pike and lake trout. Try using a silver or gold light spoon as an attractor 3’- 4’ ahead of a spinner harness. Works great for Walleye on the Great Lakes. Rod also works great for heavier bottom bouncers and in-line sinkers.

    
    
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    MWPS76TR 7'6" Trolling Rod, Medium Action

    $124.99

    Lighter trolling rod designed for smaller planer boards with spinners and crankbaits, either shallow or deep. Ideal with ½-1oz. bottom bouncers. Specialized action for light biters. Attach the sinker10’ ahead of the crankbait or crawler harness. If trolling 30’ of water for suspended fish let out 45’ of line to the sinker. In deeper water I adjust accordingly in front of the harness to the deeper fish. If fish are up higher adjust to lessen the weight. Watch your sonar to see where the fish are. You won’t find a better priced rod in this size and action.