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 Weighted bobber fluke rig
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04/09/20 02:33 AM
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markvos
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What kind of rod is needed for those weighted bobber fluke rig I've seen some guys throwing a mile. Thanks
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Re: Weighted bobber fluke rig
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04/09/20 09:52 AM
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beltonbill
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It is not the rod. It is the reel. You can do well with a large diameter spool reel and any 7 foot rod. If you load it with braid, it will cast it a long way.
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Re: Weighted bobber fluke rig
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04/12/20 09:49 PM
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jiggmann
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Rod is where itโs at and correct size braid if you are talking about being able to make the 80 to 100 yd cast. I use a 9ft rod 4000 size reel and 20 lb braid you can get away with 15 lb depending on what you are throwing
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Re: Weighted bobber fluke rig
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04/14/20 06:55 PM
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catfishman
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Is the trophy club boat ramp still open? I need to launch my kayak. Thanks
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