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SS,
I have the 12"-14" rod butt length on the rods I use on my kayak. I use alot of Shimano's for my trigger sticks for bassing, one of their Terramar series for the 300 I have, and my halibut stick has a 13" butt on it plus a trigger grip that takes a Newell 220 on it. My other sticks are run of the mill Penn's that I got on sale with the standard 12 inch butt grip. I'm not sure about the Okuma rods because I've never used one for a day on the kayak or to haul in some fish with. Like yourself, I would have to try one to really form any opinion about them. If I ever do use one, I'll be sure to let you know ![]() Perry
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Seaslug,
Not too sure you mean Okuma that was pressing the longer butted rods. Our new Baidarka Kayak Rods have the shortened butt with the rod leash attachment. I know Quantum kayak series has an extended butt section, but not ours. We have an extended foregrip and a fast action for better leverage from the seated position along with hardened guides to prevent breakage while sliding rods in and out of hatches as well as a lifetime warranty. And best of all........THEY FLOAT! Davey
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