The rod I have been using for some years now is the Greys Marker rod, the reason being is this rod has a spliced tip, meaning that the last quarter of the tip section is glass, because the tip is that little bit softer it makes locating small clear areas and bumps that much easier and due to this softness the feeling is transmitted all the way up the rod
Bagley typically used the most popular hooks of the day, so when they began using the very expensive, and hugely popular, Gamagatsu hooks, they added the label "Premium" to the name and code, and were forced to begin charging more for each lure to defray the higher cost of production
Available in 12 colorways and made from artificial leather, this thin wallet keeps the tracking chip inside a buttoned compartment on one side
The reel weighed a mere 7 1/2 ounces and retailed during the '50s for $11.00
Since both young redfish and older redfish prefer to feed on shrimp and crab, make sure you bring plenty of this grub to excite these game fish