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ISO: TUCR Noodle

Discussion in 'Buy and Sell' started by Inmate, Dec 1, 2016.

  1. Inmate

    Inmate Well-Known Member

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    As stated I'm looking for a TUCR Noodle. Will pay cash or possibly trade for a TUCR MH. Let me know
    Thx
     
    Inmate, Dec 1, 2016
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    Text Doug hardy.
     
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    ooh those are sexy

    out of my price range but damn those are nice
     
    ribbie, Dec 1, 2016
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    Ok, nobody laugh at me, what's TUCR?
     
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    I'm happy with all my 'off the shelf' rods, but those do look nice.

    Just a comment/question---but why would one want a split grip on a rod you will never cast with? Unless it balances the rod, I can't see it being useful? Split grip was originally designed and marketted by rod builders to be "trendy", but in reality, it was a way for them to save money on cork........so I'm just wondering if anyone prefers it? If so, is it a balance thing with the reel you choose to pair it with? Thanks.

    Sidenote--I do not like split grip. Reason- not comfortable on any rod I've used. (all longer rods for fishing from a boat).
     
    Mike B., Dec 2, 2016
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  7. Thane

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    Wow those are some pricey rods for a limp noodle. Can't you get the same effect will a far less expensive glass rod? Just saying given you're fishing straight up and down.
     
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    I like shiny things. I will consider any decent noodle rod for panfish.
     
    Inmate, Dec 2, 2016
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    What type of application are you looking for a panfish noodle? Generally the only time I'd like a longer noodle rod for panfish is for dead sticking when the weather is mild and fishing outside a shelter. If a light bite is concerned why not go to a nice panfish rod with a spring bobber for a fraction of the price of a TUCR. http://stores.clamoutdoors.com/jason-mitchell/rods-combos/jm-spring-bobber-ice-rods.html
     
    Thane, Dec 2, 2016
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