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Topic: Bottom Fish Rod Suggestions  (Read 8650 times)

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Captain Redbeard

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Ugly stik or Trevala for me.  My 7’0” ML casting trevala is the rod I’d pick if I could only bring one for bottom fish and salmon.  Enough power for lings and enough finesse for salmon.  Indestructible as well.

+1

I've heard you can get a pretty decent halibut to your kayak on a ML Trevala as well  ;)


onefish

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This year it will be “in” your kayak Capt’n!  I’m hoping for a nice one as well off the reef.


“Out of the water I am nothing” Duke Kahanamoku


Captain Redbeard

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This year it will be “in” your kayak Capt’n!  I’m hoping for a nice one as well off the reef.

Thanks man, I sure hope so!


Asully503

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I ended up buying the Trevala 7' ML its being shipped to me right now. Pretty excited to get out there but I might need help in the whole gear rigging department. Thanks for the suggestions and information.