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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Helping Each Other Out => Topic started by: TRSteve71 on October 10, 2009, 08:43:55 PM
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I think one of my biggest downfalls when I go surf fishing is my pole is not long enough to get above the waves (forget the word someone used).
Can anyone suggest a good decent priced 9-10 foot rod?
Mostly going to throw bait not plugs or plastic.
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Bucktail had a sweet Airwave rod up for sale. Not sure if it was sold yet. Check the buy/sell section.
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http://njsaltwaterfisherman.com/forums/index.php?topic=13970.0
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I think one of my biggest downfalls when I go surf fishing is my pole is not long enough to get above the waves (forget the word someone used).
I think you're referring to what Rod calls highbtobgwtbip! ;D
And yeah, that rod is still available Steve. Thanks Jason! t^
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If you are throwing bait...I would go longer than 10 feet only because not too many 10 footers can handle the heavier weights! You definitely have to be able to get over the highbtobgwtbip ::) ;D.
The Airwave Bucktail has is a nice rod...comfy grips, lightweight, solid rod. The Ticas are nice and fairly priced as well.
TT^
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Or if you decide what you want I can always build one for you. ;D
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Ive got a tica (9ft) and i cant complain. Its kind of a hog, not for small lures, but for chucking bait and big pencil poppers and such i like it.
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just throwing a question out there.
what do you find to be the main difference in a 9' versus a 10' rod for plugging?
do you feel that you get a better cast from the longer rod. i mean i know casting is more technique than just rod length, but do you see a difference. at this time i have a 9' tsunami airwave, which i like, but its rated 1-3oz and of course i am having trouble throwing smaller plugs such as bombers, which arent that cast friendly. i was looking into a higher end rod rated for somewhere around 1/2 or 5/8 to 2 1/2 oz. any recomendations?