This 1 rod/reel combo is by far the most versatile setup I own, here’s why! 👊

[@kevinvaughan2570]

Great rod and reel combo, works great on Oologah Lake

[@Venandii77]

Dont have this rod.. but carbonlite 2.0 rod is a workhorse as well. Paired with carbonlite reel…. Its a hammer!

[@EdwinEversfishing]

Those are good rods!

[@thomassimonds9231]

Thanks for all your fishing tips. I am a hard core weekend fishing man when you get a chance look up Fontana Lake in Bryson city North Carolina

[@EdwinEversfishing]

You’re welcome! Thank you for supporting the channel. I’ll keep that lake in mind!

[@thomassimonds9231]

@@EdwinEversfishing it’s the tallest dam east of the Rocky Mountains 480 feet tall in Bryson city North Carolina

[@RobertDavis1970]

Do you miss the full cork handle rods . Do you prefer the new rods. I call them unfinished rods . All my rods are still full cork there hard to find . Thank you .

[@EdwinEversfishing]

I love these rods, best rods I’ve used!

[@RobertDavis1970]

Thank you

[@jec9083]

Why so heavy for bass? You going catfishing with that medium heavy??

[@David-lf2ne]

Some frog bait and flipping situations call for an extra heavy rod. It’s all about the technique being used , where and bait.

[@LouisJr.]

I know what you mean 20 pound test line does sound a bit heavy. I would go with 12 or 15 pound line instead of 20 pound line. Only way i can see you using 20 pound line is if you have a medium/heavy rod that is more like a medium.

[@David-lf2ne]

@@LouisJr. Heavier is the 50 or 60 # braided line for froggin’ in pads.

[@niche1897]

What language is this