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We feel that the price of this useful rod makes it a great value. Now you can afford to have a rod on the deck dedicated to just throwing big baits rather than tying and retying your flipping stick or other rod that now doubles for that purpose. Check out the Shimano Calcutta, Cardiff and Corvalus reels or the Daiwa Luna as a complement to your Heartland Rod.
Comments:Not a super big bait rod but i can throw my 8" BBZ-1 pretty well, if your looking for a great deal this is it.
From:Cawson: Novat, CA
Comments:Great Rod at a very affordable price,..handles the smaller SB'S with ease and it's also a nice Flippin-Stick,..! TeamGrippinLipps
From:Bassin Bomber Seattle, WA
Comments:Great rod that didn't work out tremendous for big 9 inch swimbaits(ms slammers, huddlestons, etc.), but works excellent for the 7 inch slammers, fish traps, and AN EXCELLENT FROGGING ROD surprisingly. Walk the dog with the soft tip but still have the power to nail that hook home and pull that bass out of the heavy summer cover. great buy for the price!
From:Anonymous: USA
Comments:The Diawa Heartland SS791XHRB is my choice for deep jigging King Salmon in the tidal rips of Kodiak Island Alaska. As a charter captian for the last 22 years here I've used up a lot of rods in the course of a season - Not this one. Match it up with a Shimano Tekota line counter spooled with 20 or 30# test Power Pro and 6 ounce Luhr Jensen stingers and you've got a fish killing setup.
From:Capt. Eric: Kodiak, AK
Comments: I don't know much for bass fishing but I have used the heartland S 7'6" listed here for Chinook salmon. Casting 2.5 to 4 ounce drift rigs into fast water for spring Chinook is hard on any rod. Fighting 30-40 pounders in that water is murder, most guys use 9' or 10' salmon rods. I've got nothing but respect for this rod, it's fought over 180 Springers in the last 3 years and the only damage it has sustained was a minor problem with the tip eye... apoxy fixed that right on the river bank. If this rod can take down the King, I think it can handle a few bass.
From:John: Glide, Oregon
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