Ian Meads uses a soft-tipped glass rod that you can pick up at most tackle shops for around the $100 mark. This kind of blank is ideal for beginners getting into octo jigging.

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Ian Meads uses a soft-tipped glass rod that you can pick up at most tackle shops for around the $100 mark. This kind of blank is ideal for beginners getting into octo jigging.

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Ian Meads uses a soft-tipped glass rod that you can pick up at most tackle shops for around the $100 mark. This kind of blank is ideal for beginners getting into octo jigging. photo copyright Lee Brake taken at and featuring the class

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