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 Re: Fluke rod
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01/09/14 08:29 PM
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Michael.Beaty
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I run a 7'4 mh mod-fast rod the soft tips gives me great action while the extra length and mh backbone give me the power to drive the hook in. Denali signature series mark Tyler multipurpose is my poison of choice for this
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Re: Fluke rod
[Re: HornedFrog'07]
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01/09/14 09:36 PM
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Jake Norman
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Kistler Helium 6'9 MH is great. Even better if you can put one of the older 50mg chronarchs on it. Helps even more if you just won the lottery!!
Can't we all just get along....
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Re: Fluke rod
[Re: HornedFrog'07]
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01/09/14 11:26 PM
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redsoxnation
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I usually throw them on a 7"3" MH Duckett micro magic....great sensitivity with some backbone on it
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Re: Fluke rod
[Re: HornedFrog'07]
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01/09/14 11:30 PM
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Bruce's
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7 ft 3 Lamiglas with a core 50 light weight and i can throw it all day
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Re: Fluke rod
[Re: HornedFrog'07]
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01/16/14 07:43 PM
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Jedfish
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G-Loomis GLX BCR802 6'8" M XFast or a Dobyns Champion 703C. Those are my two fluke rods. I used to use a Falcon Bucoo Lizard Dragger and liked it, but would use these two over it any day.
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Re: Fluke rod
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01/16/14 08:30 PM
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The Netstretcher
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I've used a Falcon Lowrider 7' MH for 8 years. One of my favorite.
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Re: Fluke rod
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01/16/14 09:10 PM
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Outlaw2531
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I like a MH rod with a softer tip as well. I personally like the Denali Kovert Spinnerbait rod. It is great for spinnerbaits, but I like it for flukes as well. It is a 6'9" MH rod with a Moderate Fast tip. To me it has the perfect combination of backbone and tip for flukes.
Last edited by Jeremy Gage; 01/16/14 09:10 PM.
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