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dahark 10-04-2008 12:39 PM

Need a new rod
 
Looking for a rod (spinning) to match up with my Stradic 8000fh. Mainly for the canal and jigging 3-6oz jigs, sluggos, metal (spoons, cripled herrings, etc. and what not). I am using 50-65 PP exclusively (with 50lb flouro leader). Would prefer it to do decent with some plugs and topwater if possible but jigging will be 90% of its main use. Dont mind spending a little, say up to $250ish if you think its worth it. Thanks in advance

doktorfaustus77 10-04-2008 12:56 PM

maybe you can look for a used XSRA 1205 Lami

fishaholic18 10-04-2008 04:24 PM

It'll be tough to cover all that in one stick. Lami 121 3m will do it all if you want glass.

numbskull 10-04-2008 04:37 PM

Check with Mike at M&D's. In another thread I think he mentioned selling his SSU1201mh soon.

pmbrac 10-04-2008 05:01 PM

Id say xra 126 1mh or 121 3m. good luck. the 1205 is a little light for 6oz jigs like you mentioned.

BatesBCheatin 10-04-2008 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by numbskull (Post 626313)
Check with Mike at M&D's. In another thread I think he mentioned selling his SSU1201mh soon.

I'm pretty sure that is gone... and if I lived in a normal house it would have been mine. Nice rod! Not what you want for a 90% heavy jigging stick anyway.

spence 10-04-2008 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by fishaholic18 (Post 626308)
It'll be tough to cover all that in one stick. Lami 121 3m will do it all if you want glass.

I'd second this, it's a great stick that will throw just about anything if you ask nice. Yes, it's a meat stick but you can pole vault without worry and it's lightening friendly.

Best part is you could get a custom wrapped for under your budget.

-spence

Mike P 10-04-2008 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by spence (Post 626328)
Yes, it's a meat stick but you can pole vault without worry and it's lightening friendly.

Really--it doesn't have metal guides? It doesn't have line carrying salt water between those guides? Ever hear of electricity arcing across a gap between metal conductors?

Even you are not lightning friendly. Your body is mostly saline based fluids that conduct electricity. There's no such thing as a lightning friendly fishing rod.

One of my pet internet peeves is people who suggest that it's safe to fish in a lightning storm with a fiberglass rod :doh: :wall:

spence 10-04-2008 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike P (Post 626349)
Really--it doesn't have metal guides? It doesn't have line carrying salt water between those guides? Ever hear of electricity arcing across a gap between metal conductors?

Even you are not lightning friendly. Your body is mostly saline based fluids that conduct electricity. There's no such thing as a lightning friendly fishing rod.

One of my pet internet peeves is people who suggest that it's safe to fish in a lightning storm with a fiberglass rod :doh: :wall:

I don't think I ever suggested fishing in a lightening storm.

That being said, I'd much rather have a glass stick than graphite if there was any question.

I happen to be terrified of lightening, just ask RIROCKHOUND :hee:

-spence

dahark 10-06-2008 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by fishaholic18 (Post 626308)
It'll be tough to cover all that in one stick. Lami 121 3m will do it all if you want glass.

Thats just a blank right? Where would I find something like that? I know I didnt mind spending some money but what do you guys think about the tsunami airwave rods?


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