Trigger finger

[GeoFisher]

I used to get that REALLY bad..........I found out last year, that my hands prefer the Cumara rods with the spongy rubber versus hard cork grips. I used to get really tired in the forearm and my hand, but after switching to Cumara Rods last year, I've pretty much eliminated the problem.

I don't think the Cumara Rods are as good as my G. Loomis rods as far as feel goes, but being able to fish them all day and not have my hands ache, is a PLUS.

If you've not tried them yet, I'd give the Cumara, or ANY good rod with a spongy handle a try.

Later,

Geo

[JustinM]

I used to get that REALLY bad..........I found out last year, that my hands prefer the Cumara rods with the spongy rubber versus hard cork grips. I used to get really tired in the forearm and my hand, but after switching to Cumara Rods last year, I've pretty much eliminated the problem.

I don't think the Cumara Rods are as good as my G. Loomis rods as far as feel goes, but being able to fish them all day and not have my hands ache, is a PLUS.

If you've not tried them yet, I'd give the Cumara, or ANY good rod with a spongy handle a try.

Later,

Geo

That's why I pit reel grips on my loomis's.

[psvec]

Thanks for the info justin... i havent checked the link yet... but I grip the reel and seldom grip the rod(only when my wrist hurts or so)

I actually think Im getting it because of the fact that ive gone to almost exclusively jig fishing (thanks paul).

lol