Then, he goes to a SPRO Bronzeye Frog 65 to get the job done. On the frog side of things, Crane throws a SPRO Bronzeye Poppin’ Frog 60 about 95 percent of the time, only going away from the popping model is really heavy vegetation. ![]() For his line, he relies on Sufix 832 in either 50-pound or 65-pound-test. Most of the time, he uses the 7-foot, 4-inch model, and he goes up to the 7-foot, 9-inch model for heavy mats. For a rod, he likes two Daiwa Tatula Elite rods designed by Ish Monroe. For a reel, he goes with a wide-spool Lew’s Super Duty for super long casts.
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