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Sailfish
 
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| I just got my new setup in the mail today, my first 12 weight. Its a temple fork TiCr X 12 weight rod with a cabelas XXS reel. The rod casts INCREDIBLY well. I've been making 100 foot fly casts on my dock like its nothing. I didn't get a spare spool, but I have cortland 444 floating lazerline and cortland quick decent line. 
Mako 284 w/ twin 250 verados: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpmWGjaEjkw
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Sailfish
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| Looks like a nice setup. I've been thinking of getting a new 10 WT soon but haven't had the funds.
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Snapper
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| Why do you look so pissed off???? nice outfit!!!
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Mingo
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| I've had that same rod for a year now. I like it a lot. I'm considering buying a 9wt ticrx now since my 9wt got smashed to pieces.
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Sailfish
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Snapper
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| Let us know how you like the reel after you get to use it. I have some christmas money that will be buying me a fly setup for reds, specs, ect.
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Ruby Red Lip
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| I love my Temple Forks for the money...Good to cast, pretty durable.I have broke 2 of them where the 2nd guide down from the tip flexes so much when your casting/loading the rod , such that the "guide" actually snaps...I sent them back to Temple Fork and they sent me new pieces for both of them ( 6 and 8 weights)....
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