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Any one know anything about kencor saltwater rods?
Old 04-10-2008, 08:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Any one know anything about kencor saltwater rods?

I am looking to buy an avet reel and the guy who owns the local tackle shop recomended a kencor, fast action type of rod for jigging. Any of you guys own one of these style rods?
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i usually deal with the blanks ( kencor ).
they are really , really nice to have in your arsenal.
i dont really know too much about the blank mod#, as i usually pull on them for judgments.
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the guy at the tackle store held the tip and had me lift up on the rod like I was pulling up a yellow tail, I was surprised at all the back-bone. The guides looked nice and would hold up to braided line.
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the new style of kencor has a spiral wrap, not the old yellow and black.
they came out about a year ago, maybe longer.
i do have my hands on a few , looking to wrap.
the original owner past away, and now some one else is running the show...

i do believe its his 2 sons.
i met the family , REALLY NICE PEOPLE .
they are always on top to meet with the anglers needs.
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they're pretty good i guess. i personally wouldn't fish one because it doesn't go too well with my style but i have nothing bad to say about them either.
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Aww... I think I know which rod you are talking about. I haven't actually tried them out in open waters, but at the store they felt amazing. These are the Kenncor Zibra with Carbon/Grahite and Magnaglas core. Are you thinking of buying one?
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Jigging, vertical or surface?
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I am looking to buy an avet reel and the guy who owns the local tackle shop recomended a kencor, fast action type of rod for jigging. Any of you guys own one of these style rods?
How do you plan on using the set-up and which AVET are you talking about???

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I heard good things about the Zebra. I try to never go by pulls, but more like how you would fish it i.e. a jigstick would act like a jig stick not like you're pulling up an anchor.

It's nice to get a pull and all, but; what is the handle's length?, is there room enough to grab the foregrip, am I going to have problems casting off the side of a boat, are the guides straight...???
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local rookie yes i am, spooky mostly vertical jigging and maybe bouncy ball, the mxl model. I am also planning a couple of trips to bahia de los angles for yellows. I am planning on spooling it with 30-40lb braided line with a floro top shot.
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Jon, how much are they selling them for?
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like 220 for the reel the store owner said he would sell me the rod with it for another 90$ and give a discount on the line. I am gonna try to get the line for free though
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The Rod for $90? It can't be the Zibras then or maybe they just gotten that cheap. If that is the case, that would be a great deal.
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i think its regularly around 200
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local rookie yes i am, spooky mostly vertical jigging and maybe bouncy ball, the mxl model. I am also planning a couple of trips to bahia de los angles for yellows. I am planning on spooling it with 30-40lb braided line with a floro top shot.
I have the same reel but in a 2 speed and use it on a Shimano teramar tmc-80mh rated for 15-30lb and 3/4-2oz lures. Sweet set-up. I slayed the 56lb WSB in my avatar with the set-up. But for $90 for the Kencor, that seems like a good deal.


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