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On one of the rod holders, you need to drill another pair of holes through perpendicular to the other holes right at the bottom of the PVC pipe
Best Backcountry Rod: Ugly Stick GX2 Pros Rugged and durable Well balanced Easy to carry Looks cool Cons A bit too stiff for small water and small fish Specs Length: 5.5 feet Power: Light Action: Medium Line Weights: 4 to 10 pounds Features Cushioned cork handle Two-piece rod In the backcountry, things can be tough, rugged, and wild
PROS Slow Cross Wrap for greater cast accuracy Reduced oscillation on release Friction-reducing double lip of the LC spool CONS Very similar to other Crosscast releases, so if you already own one, you may not need this version Bulky to carry around all day Final Thoughts And that concludes our top 10
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