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| | 7'MH GL2 with a 3000 stradic |
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| Ron (7/5/2009)
shimono teramar 7" medium with a stradic 2500Terrific combo. The 6'6" works well. I absolutely love the Wright Mcgill's. They have alot of backbone and hold up well to big nasty fish. Their warranty and service is second to none. I have 5 of them: 2 7', 2 7'6", and 1 7'9". Love them all. If you see an Evolution Rod, they are also very good with a solid carbon blank. Had problems with the guides but they also stood behind their product and sent me a whole new rod free of charge. |
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| | Nothing special at the moment i have a 7' daiwa coastal inshore series. But the inshore slam series rod looks nice and gonna buy it soon. I just can't afford g loomis on my minimum wage at 17. |
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| I like my penn af4000 on a 7ft wm. I catch everything on it, snook, baby tarpon, reds, trout, big jacks, bonitas, and macs. Just broke the tip on it today and my reel needs a new bail spring so it's out of commission til' I run to the tackle shop. For offshore/pier fishing I like my avet MXL on a 20-30# 8ft star. You can horse big snook out from under the pier with it and I love the 8ft rod for trolling.
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| | Tsunami Classics all the way |
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| | Roland uses it.......I'm sure. 
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| | You cannot go wrong with Teramar's and more pricey the Kumara's! GREAT RODS. Lenghts all depend on what I'm throwing. when throwing arties in the bushes 6'6'' teramar with a sustain 2500! |
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| | still a newbie so using cheap gear, 7' MH Ugly stick inshore for now, gets the job done. Shimano Sahara 4000 series for the reel. someitmes i fish my buddys redbone, its really nice and light compared to mine |
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| 7' M 8-17lb Redbone with a Daiwa Sol 2500 and 15lb pp. Caught 2 snook over 20 pounds on it this summer and numerous 10-18lbers
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