.................. - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

chxh8me · 12-18-2014, 11:04 AM

The 700ML is perfect for rockfishing. Light and responsive. I have one already,
and I will be keeping another one for my wife for rockfish.

The XL's would be too light for deep water, once you start hanging heavy weight on them.

As far as the 7000 goes for deep water.. I'm not too sure. I didnt really use it much, and when I did it was shallow. I imagine it would be ok. The level wind and upgraded handle should make it pretty comfortable for her.

I really do like the Carnage rods a lot. If you want to get a feel for them to help with your decision, Sport Chalets typically carry a full line of them.

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12-18-2014, 11:04 AM	#8
chxh8me Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Thousand Oaks Posts: 182	The 700ML is perfect for rockfishing. Light and responsive. I have one already, and I will be keeping another one for my wife for rockfish. The XL's would be too light for deep water, once you start hanging heavy weight on them. As far as the 7000 goes for deep water.. I'm not too sure. I didnt really use it much, and when I did it was shallow. I imagine it would be ok. The level wind and upgraded handle should make it pretty comfortable for her. I really do like the Carnage rods a lot. If you want to get a feel for them to help with your decision, Sport Chalets typically carry a full line of them.