Opinions for a PB Fluke stick

[bassnblues]

This year I'm planning on doing more party boat Fluke fishing than I've done in a while and I'm looking for a new go-to rod that's a little heavier than I would normally use on a private boat but not a broomstick.

I have it narrowed down to a few choices and would like some opinions.

It's going to be paired with a Tica Caiman CA200 levelwind reel.

- Lamiglas Insore Classic IC 70M. 10-20lb line.
 I like the IC series. Had a 6'6" model but broke it. $164.00

- Lamiglas Triflex BL 7020C. 10 to 20lb line. $164.00

- Seeker BA708.
 Used to have one of these but it got pulled in by a fish when I carelessly laid it on the console instead of putting it in the rod holder. $139.00.

- St Croix Premier PM70MHF. 10 - 20 lb line.
 Nice rod for the $$. $120.00

- Crowder Shoreline SLC12. 12-20 lb line.
 I have the next ligher one in this series. Also a nice rod for a great price. $85.00

- Star Aeriel EX1220C70. 12 - 20 lb line.
 I have a ligher spinning rod in this line that I love. Downright cheap at $54.00

[Skolmann]

Lamiglas Inshore IC 70M would me my choice.

If you're willing to spend the $$ on the Lamiglas then you might want to consider dropping into Kevin Bogan's shop in Pt. Pleasant you can get one of his custom wrapped sticks for about the same cost.

[The Broken One]

Lami glass IC's are one hell of a good choice Doc... 

[gottog]

For BTs under 1.5oz, Lami graphite pop'n sticks are nice too XPS704 with a small spinner and 14# fireline has taken a lot of fluke, bass, flounder, porgies, and even double-digit# blues.  Also been used and abused for about 5years+ now.

[Skolmann]

GT, does Lamiglas still produce this rod???