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Helium used for a 9" swim bait?

Postby nevadabassr » 8/17/04 1:07pm

Just wondering if anyone has tried any of the helium series rods on the large 9"-12" swim baits? If so, which model helium and how well did it work for them?
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Postby Lightninrod » 8/17/04 4:05pm

I have used my Helium 7', 6" Extra Heavy Caster for throwing a http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/descpageSWMSLAMMER-MSSLAM.html 7" Slammer. It would be heavier(I think?) than a similar soft-plastic swimbait. I believe it has the 'spunk' to handle the larger baits too.

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Postby AustinBass » 8/18/04 8:49am

I think Dan is right on about the 7'6" Extra Heavy. That's what I use for 7 and 9" Osprey swimbaits.
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