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| Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2020 04:34 am |
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steenie1 Senior Member 
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Hi guys, I need to decide which 1 to get, as an edible rod. Medium heavy casts 3-5 ounce, but I'm worried that when I need to cast a livie, it might be too heavy... Not sure if the 6-8 ounce heavy can be used to scratch with. Will it be too stiff to target gallies with?? Anyone with some 1st hand experience of the 2 rods?? Thanx!
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| Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2020 05:01 am |
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mrcricket Member 
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Hi there. The Evo 3-5 is a tad light to cast a livie. I suppose it would be ok to cast a very small livie. The 6-8oz is waaayyy too heavy for scratching. My advise to you is to get the XH Horizon for livies and if your budget allows,get the 3-5oz Evo for scratching My 2cents
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| Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2020 06:57 am |
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RGB Member
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I personally use the 3-5 evo zero. Great stick. Casts a 5oz with decent Livie with ease. Can definitely recommend it
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| Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2020 05:56 pm |
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Tool_Fan Member
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Solid rod. I have one. No problems casting a livie. You must remember you with a live bait you not really casting. More lobbying it in front of you.
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| Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2020 06:51 pm |
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steenie1 Senior Member
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Thank you guys, I really appreciate the inputs!! I've been wrecking my brain for the last couple of days, not knowing which way to go. Every night before I go to bed, I had made up my mind as to which 1 to get, just to read something online the next morning, and then changing my mind all over again....🤦♂️🤭🤣
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| Posted: Sat Nov 14th, 2020 09:01 am |
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steenie1 Senior Member
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Thank you gents for the your inputs, decided to go for the Evo Zero MH, paired with a Twinpower 14k.....🥰😊
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| Posted: Mon Nov 16th, 2020 07:22 am |
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saltysouti Member 
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Beautiful set up... Enjoy
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| Posted: Tue Nov 17th, 2020 08:51 am |
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steenie1 Senior Member
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Thank you saltysouty...😊😊
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