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Thorne-Bro Ice Rods......

#836031 - 11/19/09 11:35 PM

I'm looking to purchase a couple Thorne Bro rods but not sure which way to go... I want them all!!! I definitely want a walleye rod, so I was thinking about getting the walleye sweetheart?? Then the hard part is the Panfish rod for the most Finicky Panfish…. I like to fish out of my port but also like to hole jump if that helps at all?? Looks like I’ll be getting a couple Tica reels to go on them…. I better quit reading posts on here…Ice Fishing is getting EXPENSIVE!!! Thanks

Ingy

Re: Thorne-Bro Ice Rods......

#836033 - 11/20/09 12:06 AM

What do you have for rods now?

Luke Haugland

Re: Thorne-Bro Ice Rods......

#836040 - 11/20/09 01:13 AM

I would get a 30" outside walleye sweet heart...
and a 26" quiverstick...



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Calvin Svihel

Re: Thorne-Bro Ice Rods......

#836075 - 11/20/09 07:43 AM

Every ice fisherman is different. I would suggest going to the new Thorne Bros store or stopping by the ice show the first weekend of decemeber to get a hands on try of all the rods they have to offer. Getting those rods in your hand you will know almost instantly if it is the right rod for you....

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Bigfife

Re: Thorne-Bro Ice Rods......

#836078 - 11/20/09 07:47 AM

I really like my perch sweetheart plus for walleye fishing and of course perch fishing. The rod has plenty of backbone to fight a 10 lb eelpout (haven't caught a 10 lb. walleye with it yet). The eyes are smaller, so this rod is for in the shack.

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Koldfront Kraig

Re: Thorne-Bro Ice Rods......

#836081 - 11/20/09 07:50 AM

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I really like my perch sweetheart plus for walleye fishing and of course perch fishing. The rod has plenty of backbone to fight a 10 lb eelpout (haven't caught a 10 lb. walleye with it yet). The eyes are smaller, so this rod is for in the shack.




The perch sweetheart for me.

A great walleye rod for 1/8 oz spoons.

I also like the medium heavy sweetheart for jigging raps and bigger spoons.

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B-J-R

Re: Thorne-Bro Ice Rods......

#836104 - 11/20/09 08:40 AM

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I better quit reading posts on here…Ice Fishing is getting EXPENSIVE!!! Thanks



Poles $40 ea
Gas Auger $200-300.00++
Frabil commando 1 man tent $300
LX 5 flasher $550.00
Travel sled $70.00
Catch of the day, priceless...


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Matt Grow

Re: Thorne-Bro Ice Rods......

#836107 - 11/20/09 09:01 AM

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I really like my perch sweetheart plus for walleye fishing and of course perch fishing. The rod has plenty of backbone to fight a 10 lb eelpout (haven't caught a 10 lb. walleye with it yet). The eyes are smaller, so this rod is for in the shack.




If I could only have one, it would definately be the perch sweetheart

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mojogunter

Re: Thorne-Bro Ice Rods......

#836117 - 11/20/09 09:37 AM

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Quote:

I better quit reading posts on here…Ice Fishing is getting EXPENSIVE!!! Thanks



Poles $40 ea
Gas Auger $200-300.00++
Frabil commando 1 man tent $300
LX 5 flasher $550.00
Travel sled $70.00
Catch of the day, priceless...





This true, but when compared to summer fishing ice fishing is a bargin.
Boat $56k
locator $2.3k
bow locator $600
rod reel combo $350*10
Of course you can making fishing on the ice quite spendy as well.

I have a Perch and a Walleye Sweetheart rod, and I couldn't be happier, but I would agree that you should go and check them out for your personal preference


Bobb-o

Re: Thorne-Bro Ice Rods......

#836145 - 11/20/09 10:40 AM

Like other people said, stop in and consider the options while they are in your hands. Their new store opens on monday. I have a power noodle with the recoil guides and love it. I use it for aboot 85% of my panfishing. Also remember they can custom make you any of their rods to your specifications. When i was in there the other day Mike was wrapping up a 19" power noodle for someone.

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