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I broke my custom perch sweetheart last year(sad as it was a favorite and I've had it for 10 years). Anywho, I'm looking to replace it and there are a bunch of new peeps on the scene. Been leaning on trying a TUCR Fusion. Thoughts?
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Just picked up a JT shiver stick. Supposed to be there in between rod for panfish and walleye. Has a nice feel to it so we’ll see if I get to use it this year.
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Can't go wrong with a JT...
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It depends how you like to fish, but I would say the TUCR fusion if you are wanting a rod to be used with small spoons and heavy tungsten jigs. I can't say enough good things about Tuned Up!
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I have three Perch Sweethearts as my primary walleye jigging rods. I feel your pain, Ahab.
Remember to always practice CPR: Catch, Pickle and Refrigerate!
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I have a scheels brand something or another rod that I paid around $50 for. All the rest are cheap Runnings combos that I purchased pre set up, and spent maybe $35.00 for the entire combo.
Ice fishing rods is something I have never put much money into, not sure why.
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^ This...totally agree with john. Seems like hook ups and fish lost have more to do with line/lures/hooks than rod/reel when ice fishing...least that's what I've found. Open water...rod/reel makes huge difference.
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You could catch fish with a stick, string and hook, but it's nice to have options.
I like investing in nicer rods. It might be placebo and nothing more. I like quality equipment when I can afford it.
Other people buy sparkly boats and $80k pickup trucks. I buy nice ice fishing equipment.
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Remember to always practice CPR: Catch, Pickle and Refrigerate!
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I have a bit of a problem when purchasing gear. It doesn't help when I end up trading lures for gear either.
I swapped everything over to a new scheels hard-sided case last night and I realized that I have every scenario covered.
1- ultra light scheels combo for light tackle
1- TUCR precision
1- TUCR power precision
2- TB perch sweethearts
1- TB walleye sweetheart
1- JT walleye snare
1- JT shiver stick
2- JT black reigns
I generally opt for the TUCR Precision around here but I'm sure the JT Shiver Stick will unseat it in the coming months. Either way, I wish I could sell some of these damn thorne bros.
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I'd give you $105 for the three TB and let you avoid leg wrestling Ahab
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What Ahab isn't telling you is that he would lose regardless of available funds. At this point, selling them would only cost me money. They just seem a little too stiff for their intended species.
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I use my TUCR precision the most of any rod, and I think its the most versatile TUCR, but I do think its a bit more of a walleye than perch rod. The fusion along with the quick tip are more of a perch rod I would say, and then the Commander is a full on walleye rod, the precision sits in the middle of them.
Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right.
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Use one of these bad boys Ahab. Upgrade your stuff. C'mon man.
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thorne brothers are doing business as 2B ice
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