Author Topic: Fluke Rod/Reel  (Read 3187 times)

Offline MichalP1986

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Fluke Rod/Reel
« on: May 17, 2014, 12:46:19 PM »
HEy guys since were coming close to the opening pf fuke season what are the best recommendations for fluking.  I wanna get something in the 100 to 200 range. any suggestions guys/ladies?  Anyone selling there old rod let me know thanks guys =)


Offline Hunter 2

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Re: Fluke Rod/Reel
« Reply #1 on: May 20, 2014, 06:10:42 AM »
Fluke rods vary by a few factors.
Jigging Bucktails,  dragging bait, amount of weight needed to hold bottom. "water depth and current "
I have a nice light STAR ROD that I use for conditions up to 6 ounces with a Shimano Corvalus 300 reel . The reels not exspensive but never a problem.  I own 3 of those.

For deeper water and stronger current it's the ST.Croix Premier paired with a Penn international 975 Lever Drag.

These setups are used for all kinds of fishing not strictly Fluking.
I really like Shimano reels and they have a great customer service dept.
Good luck and have a great season. t^
Eddie "Hunter 2"
36' Topaz "Hallie Loren"    Charter boat sailing from Wagners Marina, Keyport NJ


 Life is short, Fish Hard.


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Re: Fluke Rod/Reel
« Reply #2 on: May 20, 2014, 10:40:51 AM »
Thanks Hunter, I appreciate the wisdom.. I will definitely take a look

 

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