The components they list are decent. Don't know about the blanks. Carbon blend is a pretty generic term for a blank.
Depends on what your doing. I'd go #20-40 min, #30-50 for the bigger stuff. I run #20 on the boards and #30 everywhere else.
looking to replace my 6-6 senators with some 5'6" rods the tackel cove rod looks good ,does any one know any thing about them? i looked at the ande rods havent herd much about them either 15-30 or20-40 i run 320&330s reels trying to stay in the $60-80 range![]()
The components they list are decent. Don't know about the blanks. Carbon blend is a pretty generic term for a blank.
Depends on what your doing. I'd go #20-40 min, #30-50 for the bigger stuff. I run #20 on the boards and #30 everywhere else.
Grady White 226
The term "good eatin size" is generally used by those that catch small fish.
The Tackle Cove rods are also sold at the Shore Tackle and Custom Rods shop located on 3100 Main Street, Grasonville, MD 21638.
Give Bill O'Brien a call:
Telephone: 410-827-7765
Thanks going to make a run down and ck them out
I have run a number of rods in my spread. My favorite non custom board rod are thoes. Medium action, semi stiff tip, enough backbone to catch doubles but light enough to get a good bend in them when catching 36" fish. They are perfect for tandems off the boards. Very similar to the Ande rods.
They double as a good summer trolling rod for tandems, and small spoon umbrellas. I have pulled #1 planers on them with good results. They are a little light for the # 2 planers, and umbrellas with more than 4 teaser shads.
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