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Can anyone recommend a decent retractable fishing pole?
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4 Jan ’13 - 9:20 am
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I would like to keep one in my truck that doesn't take up a lot of room, something like this

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What do you want it for? What kind of fishing?

Multi piece and retractable poles lose a lot of strength. If you just want to be able to drop a hook/jig/bobber set up, then get a medium or medium heavy ice rod with some 10# braid. Then keep some mono to tie on as a leader. The braid will last for years even if its been fished with and the mono will allow you to still catch the skiddish fish.

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Here is a medium rig from that Cabelas sale

http://www.cabelas.c.....t180137880

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sweet, thanks B, I was just looking for something small that doesn't take a lot of room to use for panfish, nothing for like a pike or anything

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yeah, just go with an ice rod

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Also, get a half dozen tungsten jigs. They sink like a rock and you can just toss on a bit of corn or whatever and panfish will eat it, especially sunfish, they eat everything.

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