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goosefish · 12-12-2003, 08:49 PM

I'm thinking of a new rod this winter. I've already got three surf rods, a spinning and two conventionals. The two conventionals are fast action blanks, not pool sticks but stiff. I'm use to throwing these rods, and once i figured out how to load them they cast great. However i'm thinking lamiglas for the next stick. I envision the rod to be used for chunking and tossing large rigged eels short distances into the suds. I don't sand spike. I wade with a surf bag full of cut pogy and stand there, at times like an idiot, with the rod in my hand. So the rod has to be fairly light.
What do you think about the GSB 120 1M, or the GSB 132 1M?
I've felt the Ron Arra 1322 and the 1205, and these both feel too light for what i want to use them for--and also more $$$
thanks

12-12-2003, 08:49 PM	#1
goosefish Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: South County Posts: 1,070	Lamiglas question I'm thinking of a new rod this winter. I've already got three surf rods, a spinning and two conventionals. The two conventionals are fast action blanks, not pool sticks but stiff. I'm use to throwing these rods, and once i figured out how to load them they cast great. However i'm thinking lamiglas for the next stick. I envision the rod to be used for chunking and tossing large rigged eels short distances into the suds. I don't sand spike. I wade with a surf bag full of cut pogy and stand there, at times like an idiot, with the rod in my hand. So the rod has to be fairly light. What do you think about the GSB 120 1M, or the GSB 132 1M? I've felt the Ron Arra 1322 and the 1205, and these both feel too light for what i want to use them for--and also more $$$ thanks