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I have a pair that I've been using for my low divers. Relatively new to me, no issues to speak of so far. Not sure if you can change the tip to accept knots. What are you looking to do exactly?

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they are the only rods i use and have ever used except for my coppers and long cores. the daiwas i use are the best smoothest rods i have ever fished. started with store brand rods that were not very good, but the daiwas are awesome.

i use them with straight mono, braid and wire divers, SWRs on my downriggers, and up to 5 color cores on boards. with leadcore the only knot i think that works going through the rod is the willis knot.

i am not sure about changing the tip out. never had to think about it, even with the wire diver rods. my rods are going on seven years now and are still flawless. The only issue i have with them is early in the the summer with the floating cotton wood but i have issues with that clogging my regular rods too. when ever i have had some stuff clogged in there, a simple over hand know pulled through out the tip frees them up.

if i had any other complaint about them it would be their price, but them again going on seven years is a good initial investment! if anyone has some of the daiwas they want to get rid of let me know, i could use a few more!

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I am looking at a couple of 10ftrs. Thinking about using them for longlining for eye's. Since I pull double duty on some of my rods. Looking for other uses of the innerflo rods. Where I could use them for the pond in my setup.

Thanks for your answers.

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Have 2 of them- Cabela's brand I think. They work pretty nicely for riggers, but only on straight mono, which means only flasher/flies. I tried getting them to accept my back to back uni knot and fluoro leader for spoons, but it was more hassle than it was worth.

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I decided to try them. They are 10'6". Will be used for a horizontle flat line for eye's. Not sure how they will fit in my spread on the pond.

What benifit is it if any to use a longer rigger rod vs short. Is it just preference?

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It seems the shorter rods work out better on the smaller boats because of the room available. Longer rigger rods are tougher to move other rods over the top of them. Every boat setup fishes slightly different. You may try one rod length and decide that a shorter or longer one will work out better in your spread. It seems I re-think and over think my set up every winter. Fine tuning the little things means a lot.:)

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