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nightfighter
10-14-2017, 07:04 PM
What do you use? I was going to bring an S glass soft conventional boat rod with Abu Record 6501.

Guppy
10-14-2017, 07:36 PM
Built a couple rain shadow live bait convench for drifting macs and use them with squiders for tog..... Gets the job done..
Need to feel those bites to hook them devils ... :-)

Something a little lighter with a spinning makes for some fun...

Fingers crossed ....

Got Stripers
10-15-2017, 07:18 AM
A long time back when the tuna football craze was just starting, I bought a Shimano travala spinning rod which as supposed to be the balls for jigging small tuna. Well I never lucked into any of the action, even though I had a couple shots, but this rod is the balls for tog and jigging BSB or stripers. It's a TVS70ML, rated for 20-50# braid and jigs 55-135g, medium light with fast action. It has the power to move a tog, but you experience the fight unlike some of the heavy gear I know many use.

RIROCKHOUND
10-15-2017, 11:09 AM
What do you use? I was going to bring an S glass soft conventional boat rod with Abu Record 6501.

We use old Penn slammer rods,s-glass,6'6" 20-40. Newell reels. I use 65lb braid; tautog still uses mono. Both rods have fish into the teens on them, but still fun on the smaller fish.
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bassballer
10-16-2017, 08:23 PM
The past couple seasons ive lightened it up and have been having fun with the jig and crab set up. boca 50, 7' star rod, 30# braid, 50#mono leader. If im fishing the one and only Sammy rig I'm going heavier.

Rob Rockcrawler
10-17-2017, 06:44 AM
My favorite rod is a 7'6" Berkeley lightening rod that's about 20 years old. I originally got it for throwing spinner baits and heavy stuff for LMB. Paired up with an abu 7k. It's a very thin rod with a ton of backbone. Landed tog up to 10 lb and a 44lb boat bass.
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Cool Beans
10-17-2017, 09:31 AM
light to medium weight ugly stick rod with whatever reel you like.. the extra bendy sensitive tip on the rod allows me to see when a slob picks up the jig and swims off, long before I would feel the bite on my other rods.

Guppy
10-17-2017, 07:27 PM
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I can feel them looking at the bait... :-) :humpty:

BigBo
10-18-2017, 05:53 AM
My setup of choice is a Seeker Blue Lightning BCSW706 7' S-Glass rod paired with a Shimano Calcutta 400 with 40lb braid.

I used to use a Trevala S for BSB and Tautog which was also amazing. OD Mike has that rod now.

nightfighter
10-19-2017, 07:36 PM
Lead.... 4oz and 6oz?

Hooks..... 4/0?

Guppy
10-20-2017, 04:47 AM
Lead.... 4oz and 6oz?

Hooks..... 4/0?

Yes and yes,,, I use 5/0
And have extra rigs....

All this hoop lar I hope we catch... :-)
Should be fun