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Looking for two 10' 1-piece heavy shark rods that won't break the bank. Appreciate any help.
Re: Shark Rods
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:20 pm
by gerald
Don't laugh......but I have seen some really big rods at Walmart. I never picked them up because they were long and heavy looking. I figured they were maybe "surface" fishing rods.