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While this stretch hinders bite detection when the bass are softly slurping at your bait, it does help act as a shock absorber on crushing strikes

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In most situations, a medium (M) or medium-heavy (MH) power rod will be preferred for channel catfish, and for blue or flathead catfish a medium-heavy (MH) or heavy (H) power is most often preferred

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