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Two new Thunder Cat Spinning Rods – 10ft & 12ft

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Jeff Williams from OutdoorBrandz, shows off two new Thunder Cat spinning rods.  We’ve now added a 10ft and 12ft – 2 piece spinning rods to the lineup of Thunder Cat rods!

 

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5 thoughts on “Two new Thunder Cat Spinning Rods – 10ft & 12ft”

    • Jeff Williams says:

      Possibly in 2019 if the spinning rod sales are good and the customer demand is high. You can use these with casting reels. Just not a trigger on the handle.

  2. Corey says:

    Does the thermocline in the summer, (we fish on Gibson), stay throughout the course of the summer or will it dissipate once a period of cooler air, rain, or current arrives? Throughout the years, we have caught a lot of fish during the summer on the river channel ledge at 40-60 feet. But at times, the thermocline is there so we choke it up some. Was just wondering how often and when you can get away from the thermocline in the summer.

    • Jeff Williams says:

      Look for it on the locator. Its not a hard and fast rule. If you are marking fish in targetable areas and think their cats fish for them. If they turn on water or current the thermocline will be non existent.

  3. Corey says:

    Do catfish migrate up into the creeks during winter hard rains like we’re havkng now? Or will they still stay deep? Good time to use secret 7?

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