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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Helping Each Other Out => Topic started by: mboy on November 09, 2007, 01:40:50 PM
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Looking to add yet another fishing rod to my collection.
Looking for a 7' or so rod to use for live lining adult bunker for bass in spring along with jigging metals up to 4-5oz MOderatly priced (not intersted in spending $150 for the rod- something reasonable, local custom made is fine.
Reel will usually be a Shimano Triton 200 Charter special Lever Drag or an Ambassader 9000 Lever drag.
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Looking to add yet another fishing rod to my collection.
Looking for a 7' or so rod to use for live lining adult bunker for bass in spring along with jigging metals up to 4-5oz MOderatly priced (not intersted in spending $150 for the rod- something reasonable, local custom made is fine.
Reel will usually be a Shimano Triton 200 Charter special Lever Drag or an Ambassader 9000 Lever drag.
bngh bngh bngh
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It never ends fishinfool, grtn rofla
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I tried counting my rods once. I stopped when I got to fifty and still had a lot more to go. TT^
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I have around 25-30 or so. May father has at least 55 or so (at the very least) and he doesn't even charter or anything, just pleasure fishes :)
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This might be a dumb question but why so many rods.
When I fish the suds and not driving on the beach I only carry only one rod with me. I know my game plan and always bring one of two rods either my 7' 6" or my 8' rod. If I hit the beach with my Expedition I bring maybe 4 at the most because I know 2 will be used for bait and 2 for plugging.
I can think of a lot of other gadgets to buy and try like new plugs or metals, new equipment for tying flies or bucktails and a new lathe for turning plugs.
I have 6 rods that I have had for over 10 years and one for close to 20 that I retied for my daughters first rod and reel.
I guess I'm just frugal 5hrug
Happy Catching
Paul
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A LOT different owning a boat then 1 person fishing from shore..
Have to have trolling rods (of various configs). I have my fluking/bottom fishing rods for lighter weight, shallower water (both spin and conventional), heavier bottom rods for faster drift, heavier weight deeper water, heavier spinning rods, lighter freshwater rods/snapper, rods for jigging heavier lures, live lining adult bunker,etc.
When you fish from the beach, you are supplying rods for 1 person. When I fish with friends that do not have their own tackle who I invite on our boat, I have to have extra for them + I have a wife and son who sometimes fish too and they need gear as well.
Hell, Young Gull fishes like 6 rods at 1 time all by himself just fluking :)
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I have had people show up at my boat with only a lunch. Sometimes not even that! There are times that I invite people who have never fished before and I supply these people with rods n reels and all the terminal tackle.
I also fish for a lot of different species and need the variety of sizes and action on the rods. Even for fluke fishing I have several different rods, depending on if we are fishing shallow water (close to the beach where you only need an ounce or two to hold bottom) or in deeper water where I have used up to sixteen ounces to hold bottom.
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Hell, Young Gull fishes like 6 rods at 1 time all by himself just fluking :)
6 rod charters with young gull grtn
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I'd suggest a Lami BL7025 or 7030 but probably at the high end of what you want to spend.
Not familiar with alot of the inexpensive rods, but probably Tica or Tsunami has something that'll work.
I basically go with custom rods now that a buddy builds. Still expensive, but they're exactly what I want and need and look awful purty too ;)
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What do his customs run?
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He wraps some fancy stuff so they're a bit high, probably starting at $500+ but quite comparable to othe LINY builders.
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He wraps some fancy stuff so they're a bit high, probably starting at $500+ but quite comparable to othe LINY builders.
:o :o thud
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Wow, your buddy is a better rapper than Snoop Doggy Dogg TT^
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rofla rofla
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Yeah, I hear you mboy. In saltwater I fish back bay, surf, party boats, piers and bridges. In freshwater I fish lakes and rivers for largemouth and smallmouth, with an occasional trip for some peacock bass.
So you might guess that I have quite a bunch of rods too! ::)
Actually I think new gear is part of the fun of fishing! When that tackle monkey gets on my back, I gotta get my fix!(http://www.clicksmilies.com/s1106/tiere/animal-smiley-080.gif)
If you're looking for a decent, inexpensive "off the rack" rod for what you're looking to do, try the heavy action Shimano Convergence Muskie rods. They run 6'6" and 7' and have a lifetime warranty. They are available at select D!ck's stores for around $70. ;D
-Bob
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I have several Fenwick HMXT(66)(70)MHC that I find is a great all around rod. I use it for fluking, seabass, stripers, etc. The (66)(70) are the lengths. six foot six inches and seven foot.
Good backbone and great feel. t^ Should retail for around $80-$90 or so.
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First of all, I'd thought you be alittle smarter than to post about wanting to buy a new fishing rod (regardless of how much you want to spend) on a board that your wife reads bngh...2 demerits.
The rod I use is a Rogue 705C. I use this when using jigs of 6-8 ounces as well as live lining bunkers. It probably cost at the top end of what you want to spend @$150...but check Ebay..thats where I picked up mine brand new for alot less.
Other option is go with a Tsunami Class 701 XXH or the XH. My son has the XH and it is his primary jigging, chunking & live lining set up. Har-Lee Rods in Jersey City carries the Tsunamis.
BTW, the Rogue can serve as a backup blackfishing stick.
Now man up and get the Rogue TT^ and I'll remove your 2 demerits
Sorry FishinFool..but buying fishing rods to a man is like buying shoes, pocketbooks, makeup etc. etc. to a woman ;D.
BTW, my personal rod arsenal now stands at 53 and counting..... t^
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First of all, I'd thought you be alittle smarter than to post about wanting to buy a new fishing rod (regardless of how much you want to spend) on a board that your wife reads bngh...2 demerits.
The rod I use is a Rogue 705C. I use this when using jigs of 6-8 ounces as well as live lining bunkers. It probably cost at the top end of what you want to spend @$150...but check Ebay..thats where I picked up mine brand new for alot less.
Other option is go with a Tsunami Class 701 XXH or the XH. My son has the XH and it is his primary jigging, chunking & live lining set up. Har-Lee Rods in Jersey City carries the Tsunamis.
BTW, the Rogue can serve as a backup blackfishing stick.
Now man up and get the Rogue TT^ and I'll remove your 2 demerits
Sorry FishinFool..but buying fishing rods to a man is like buying shoes, pocketbooks, makeup etc. etc. to a woman ;D.
BTW, my personal rod arsenal now stands at 53 and counting..... t^
Can't stop me, only hope to contain me.
Other then the clutter of having that much fishing gear in our Apt, I don't think she really cares if I buy a fishing rod or not.
It was HER idea to buy the boat :)
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BRAVO, you earned yourself 3 gold stars for the strategy of putting the blame on someone else and going on the offensive... t^ ;D t^
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So my net should be +1 now?
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First of all, I'd thought you be alittle smarter than to post about wanting to buy a new fishing rod (regardless of how much you want to spend) on a board that your wife reads bngh...2 demerits.
The rod I use is a Rogue 705C. I use this when using jigs of 6-8 ounces as well as live lining bunkers. It probably cost at the top end of what you want to spend @$150...but check Ebay..thats where I picked up mine brand new for alot less.
Other option is go with a Tsunami Class 701 XXH or the XH. My son has the XH and it is his primary jigging, chunking & live lining set up. Har-Lee Rods in Jersey City carries the Tsunamis.
BTW, the Rogue can serve as a backup blackfishing stick.
Now man up and get the Rogue TT^ and I'll remove your 2 demerits
Sorry FishinFool..but buying fishing rods to a man is like buying shoes, pocketbooks, makeup etc. etc. to a woman ;D.
BTW, my personal rod arsenal now stands at 53 and counting..... t^
First of all it was a joke & I don't care how many rods he buys and he knows that.. I know he enjoys it.. take a joke - 2 demerits for U!!
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He wraps some fancy stuff so they're a bit high, probably starting at $500+ but quite comparable to othe LINY builders.
Looks like Fishingfools gifts just got smaller. rofla
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He wraps some fancy stuff so they're a bit high, probably starting at $500+ but quite comparable to othe LINY builders.
Looks like Fishingfools gifts just got smaller. rofla
They do not make a fishing rod that I would pay anywhere NEAR 500 for.
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MBoy--yess you're +1.
FishinFool--My original post was all tongue in cheek.
It's all good.
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I can use a rod suggestion too. I just purchased a Penn Torque 100. I plan to use it as kind of an all purpose reel. Blues, Strippers, Bottom fishing. I'm not looking to spend more than $150.
Thanks in advance.
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Well, bought a slightly used pair of the Tsunaami TSTBC701H for $48 shipped on ebay.
For that price for pair, I am happy.
Now just need a couple extra reels to match and I am set on rods/reels for a bit.
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Two of those rods for less than $50 is a steal! Congratulations! t^
Good luck with them! ;D
-Bob
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Thanks.
I may take that reel off of you when I get back from Jamaica if you still have it.
Sorry t took so long to get back to you on it.
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Well, bought a slightly used pair of the Tsunaami TSTBC701H for $48 shipped on ebay.
For that price for pair, I am happy.
Now just need a couple extra reels to match and I am set on rods/reels for a bit.
Hey Mike
I hope those rods MATCH the wifes Boat Shoes. hhppy
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Expensive shoes are not her thing.
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whs
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Thats a good thing, That leaves more money to spool up the reels TT^
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chrz rofla cfzd Good reply Snoop!