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New St. Croix Legend Tournament Musky Rods

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What do you think of the new GRASP reel seat?

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Board MemberPermalink Reply by John Pensyl on July 22, 2022 at 10:08am

I use the revolution reel seat on my chaos 20/20 rods. The new chaos rods blow the legends out of the water. Better cork layout, better bends, just as light and collapsible. Its crazy but all my croixs have been reduced to hiding in the rod locker. The revo reel seat is where legend ripped off the GRASP concept.

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Board MemberPermalink Reply by Frank Stachowiak on July 22, 2022 at 10:08am

Scott: That grip would be great if you could insert a hand warming pack in cold weather. Maybe some skittles in warmer weather. It certainly looks appropriate for musky "hunting".

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Board MemberPermalink Reply by Scott McKee on July 22, 2022 at 11:48am

Hiding, huh? Want to sell me a forgotten Sling Blade?

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Board MemberPermalink Reply by Scott McKee on July 22, 2022 at 3:11pm

John, if you think of it bring one of your 20/20 rods with the revolution reel seat to the next meeting. I'm interested to see how much the new grip helps palming a reel. I'm an old(ish) dog. New tricks aren't impossible for me, but they're not easy either.