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02-14-2012, 12:57 PM | #1 |
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Location: Chula Vista
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Jig Stick Options
Bad news; My beloved CalStar 690J/Newell 338 combo was stolen befor xmas. Better news; I need a new surface iron set up and think it's time to leave the old school. I like the feel of the Calstar GG series and some of the longer Graphiters as well. I saw that Seeker is making the D-8 again. Not new school but a great rod. The terramars have a strong following as well. As for reels, maybe a toruim 16 or Daiwa black and gold saltist 35. I've had success with braid on my bait casters and may want to go with it on my surface iron reel as well. These are just some options. I'd like to know what are you guys favoring and using now? Thanks, Mike
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02-14-2012, 02:54 PM | #2 |
Loves Surface Irons
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Location: San Diego
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New Favorite Reel: Daiwa Seagate. The plastic version of a Saltist.
New Favorite Rod: New Old School Seeker LB100 or a New School Seeker Hercules 90H. The latter is better for braid and is feather light. |
02-14-2012, 08:18 PM | #3 |
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Location: Redlands CA
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I want a 690J GG Calstar.Graphite and glass in harmony...
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02-15-2012, 10:11 AM | #4 |
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Thanks guys. Kid, I looked at the hercules sticks. Great sounding and looking rods, but man they don't give those things away. I saw the GGs at the Jig Stop in Dana when they first came out and really liked the feel of them. I have an Ulua 93-H that I love on the party boats but it feels like I'm pole vaulting when I use it on the kayak. I may be done with 9 foot+ rods and get the Seeker pinhead D-8. Thanks again, Mike
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