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walkermaze
12/12/2013 1:23:24 AM

Please help! Any advice will help!

Catch Details

Red (redfish) Drum
Ponce Inlet

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big top water plugs
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    1. lnorris 0
      7'0 shimano Claris
    2. Texas_Slam 0
      St croix best way to go
    3. Jacob DeRamus 0
      Falcon had great rod for only 70-80$
    4. coltsjesse 0
      Yeah @matt_brockman is right and also the a lot of the flats blues break easy
    5. j_reyes 0
      flats blue Wright & McGill
    6. Jake Jake 0
      st croix avid series is a great stick. ive got 3
    7. Matt Matt 0
      Guide series inshore tournament rod. It's a great rod for topwater but I would say put a 4000 on it.
    8. Matt Matt 0
      I am going to agree with @coltsjesse I tried one of those out and it was maybe a $60 rod and corroded easily even tho I washed it after every time in saltwater. ...more I would suggest the gander mountain
    9. coltsjesse 0
      Dont get a flats blue get a good rod like a calico jack, redbone, st croix, or star rod
    10. Christiank 0
      Shimano Convergence is what I have paired with my stradic and works great!!
    11. eastonsutley 0
      All star rods!
    12. walkermaze 0
      Ya I can agree with that @QandQ_fishing_team
    13. corey cavanagh 0
      The best thing to do is take your rod to the shop and try it on different rods to get a feel how it balances out. The balance of a combo is a much bigger deal than ...more the overall combo weight
    14. corey cavanagh 0
      Anytime. I've had almost every rod and reel on the market at one time or another so I know what works best for me but everyone's different.
    15. walkermaze 0
      Thanks! I'll do more research on both of them! @QandQ_fishing_team
    16. corey cavanagh 0
      They both have a no questions asked return policy if u break them
    17. corey cavanagh 0
      Shimano teramar is a good heavier rod. It's not as finesse as some others but has alot more power. Also shimano compre inshore rod. It's lighter and more ...more sensitive than the teramar but not as tuff
    18. walkermaze 0
      I was thinking the same thing @QandQ_fishing_team and anything that's 120 and under
    19. corey cavanagh 0
      And what price range are u looking at for the rod?
    20. corey cavanagh 0
      Go with the 5000. Both 5000 and 4000 share the exact same body. The only difference is the 5000 comes with a much nicer handle and more line capacity
    21. Peyton Dalatri 0
      4000
    22. walkermaze 0
      Ok thanks! @theyakfisher 5000 or 4000 @QandQ_fishing_team
    23. seth179 0
      Falcon coastal xg
    24. corey cavanagh 0
      What size stradic r u getting?
    25. Peyton Dalatri 0
      I have used spooks and skitter walks im sure it could handle it
    26. walkermaze 0
      I've been looking at those for a while. They look really nice. Have you ever tried a big top water on it and does it walk the dog fine?
    27. Peyton Dalatri 0
      7"6 flats blue rod best rod i have ever used for salt water you can get what ever size but i have 2 7"6 and i love them
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