Rod and reel for plugging
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RockHunter
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Rod and reel for plugging
I did a little plugging for bass last year but intend to do a lot more of it this year. Can anybody recommend me a good rod and reel suitable for bass plugging?
Cod season Winter 2013/14: 117 cod (best fish: 6.5 lbs)
Cod season Winter 2014/15: 193 cod (best fish: 4.25 lbs)
Bass Totals:
2007: 1
2008: 37
2009: 120
2010: 44
2011: 151
2012: 79
2013: 20
2014: 19
2015: 11
2016: 3
http://rockhunter-southcoastbass.blogspot.com
Cod season Winter 2014/15: 193 cod (best fish: 4.25 lbs)
Bass Totals:
2007: 1
2008: 37
2009: 120
2010: 44
2011: 151
2012: 79
2013: 20
2014: 19
2015: 11
2016: 3
http://rockhunter-southcoastbass.blogspot.com
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Pat
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Re: Rod and reel for plugging
Mike Ladle Surepin 1010 Pro & Shimano Technium 5000FB. Excellent combination....allows bass to give a great account of themselves.
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Re: Rod and reel for plugging
Would second what Pat says on the rod choice and reel,my friend has both and they are brillant even on smaller fish.Another option is a rod by rhino cant think of the exact name,its the unbreakable one in a 9ft version.
Alot of good rear drag reels out there that arent as dear as the shimano,if your into rear drag however upto recently due to saltwater corrosion i used to use okuma cheapies and just replace them once they would pack up.Like anything you can pay alot to get top gear but there is plenty out there to fit any pocket,i even have my 4 piece daiwa vulcan for over 5years now 60yo yo and its still going strong
Give me a shout before you decide on anything as i know of someone who could give you plenty of advice and won't put you wrong.
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Alot of good rear drag reels out there that arent as dear as the shimano,if your into rear drag however upto recently due to saltwater corrosion i used to use okuma cheapies and just replace them once they would pack up.Like anything you can pay alot to get top gear but there is plenty out there to fit any pocket,i even have my 4 piece daiwa vulcan for over 5years now 60yo yo and its still going strong
Give me a shout before you decide on anything as i know of someone who could give you plenty of advice and won't put you wrong.
Tight lines
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theshoreking
Re: Rod and reel for plugging
Wychwood truespin or Hardy Demon and shimano stradic 4000 or shimano technium 4000 front drag. Would also recommend braid.
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RockHunter
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Re: Rod and reel for plugging
Pat wrote:Mike Ladle Surepin 1010 Pro & Shimano Technium 5000FB. Excellent combination....
Thanks guys - that sounds the business alright.
Cod season Winter 2013/14: 117 cod (best fish: 6.5 lbs)
Cod season Winter 2014/15: 193 cod (best fish: 4.25 lbs)
Bass Totals:
2007: 1
2008: 37
2009: 120
2010: 44
2011: 151
2012: 79
2013: 20
2014: 19
2015: 11
2016: 3
http://rockhunter-southcoastbass.blogspot.com
Cod season Winter 2014/15: 193 cod (best fish: 4.25 lbs)
Bass Totals:
2007: 1
2008: 37
2009: 120
2010: 44
2011: 151
2012: 79
2013: 20
2014: 19
2015: 11
2016: 3
http://rockhunter-southcoastbass.blogspot.com