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Best Shakey Head setup?
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11/02/15 09:38 PM
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MagFluker
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I know it comes down to preference, so here is mine. I am looking for the right Rod/Reel combo for Shakey Head Flipping docks, rocks and shoreline (we don't have much timber so not looking for heavy cover flipping here in Centex) I like 15# flouro. I might have the combo already without knowing it. I am doing this now more than ever so trying to maximize this technique. Rod Length: Rod Action: Reel gear ratio: Left or right retrieve: You can throw in Brand if you want, I know what I like The countdown to Black Friday is on! Thanks
Kyle in NC
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Re: Best Shakey Head setup?
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11/02/15 10:13 PM
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bigbass94
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G. Loomis GLX For the rod, I like the 802S JWR. It's a 6'8" rod that has a medium action but has a solid backbone. This length will help you be able to skip under docks as well. Not to mention, this rod is freakishly light! Shimano Stradic CI4 I use the 2500 size in the 6.0:1 because you need the speed when a fish picks up your bait and starts swimming with it. This reel is light, powerful and has a smooth drag system which is gonna help with those bigger fish or when a fish gets you wrapped around a dock piling. Left or right hand doesn't really matter. Just go with what you're comfortable with.
"If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles." - Doug Larson
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Re: Best Shakey Head setup?
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11/03/15 12:17 AM
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ezbassin
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6-8 or 7 ft. M/H rod. Many rod brands would work well. I would choose from these: Reel Time Rods custom Bushido, Loomis KLX or IMX, Powell Max or Max 3D,Kistler H3 and Dobyns Champion or Extreme. 12-15# Invizx Lews BB1 Pro, Curado 50E, Daiwa Steez Gear ratio--7-1 if the reel is made in that, if not then a 6-1 gear ratio.
I use baitcasters for this, not spinning tackle.
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Re: Best Shakey Head setup?
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11/03/15 01:01 AM
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MagFluker
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Kyle in NC
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Re: Best Shakey Head setup?
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11/03/15 06:12 PM
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cbow44
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Re: Best Shakey Head setup?
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11/03/15 06:54 PM
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Frenzy
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I use a 7ft medium spinning rod with 12lb line for finesse stuff most often.
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Re: Best Shakey Head setup?
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11/03/15 07:03 PM
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MagFluker
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Waiting on his power fishing article on the Shakey head, thanks
Kyle in NC
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