kok-head
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I have 2 limber spinning rods that would be great for trolling for kokanee, on them I would run lightweight lead weights (I don't use downriggers) and level-wind reels, these rods have handled 8lb fish no problem with spinning reels on them, I would only troll with them so line guide size won't be an issue and I'm not concerned about the line contacting the rod either, anyone see any issues with rod spine strength since it will be backwards? I searched this site and the web and couldn't find much data other than I will most likely be fine but wanted to gather some current opinions before I head to the lake in a few weeks and test them on fish
I rarely catch kokanee and bows over 18" but you do never know what lurks below and I'm willing to gamble since they are old cheap spinning rods with a nice slow action that would be perfect for what I need without spending money on a new rod
I rarely catch kokanee and bows over 18" but you do never know what lurks below and I'm willing to gamble since they are old cheap spinning rods with a nice slow action that would be perfect for what I need without spending money on a new rod