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I'm new to site and intresting into trying out a lamiglas bass rods well i still curious about xmg popping rod that i'm after great lake smallmouth bass in state of wisconsin and i wonder i'm thinking of buy a popping 7'6" blank and make myself own with lamiglas .. any experince use popping rod ? how powerful and how action does it has ... what color on all xmg models ?
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Posted on: Sat, 02/06/2010 - 10:27
XMG popping rod
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I don't remember XMG blanks that length, the IM700 IMP 903 would work very well though. Fast actioned and a bit lighter powered than a comparable mag bass blank rated for the same line. Polished graphite finish. The popping blanks are very versatile and can be used for many more gear choices overall than a comparable mag bass blank.
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I don't believe there is an XMG blank over 7'2". There is the 704P which is a popping rod by designation. I own this model. It has a very fast but the tip also has good flex characteristics. I have used it for jerkbaits, traps and shallow to medium running crankbaits. I have not thrown Pop R's with it yet. This rod is extremely light and responsive. It is well suited to smallie fishing. I have landed largemouth over 6 pounds on it with no problems what so ever. The XMG is matt black or " flats" finish. Check out Tackle Tour for the eval they did on the XMG 722C for some idea of the quality of this series.