Curado 301
Randy2354
Posted 8/23/2012 6:18 PM (#580464)
Subject: Curado 301





Posts: 85


Location: Chicago
I'm just starting out and already have a mike hulbert rod with a te Calcutta 401. Should I consider a smaller rod with a Curado 301 for throwing smaller baits? Or does anybody have a better second combo to recommend ? Thanks
Nolan
Posted 8/23/2012 6:21 PM (#580465 - in reply to #580464)
Subject: Re: Curado 301




Tackle Industries MH 1-6 With a Revo Toro. I love mine
dfkiii
Posted 8/23/2012 6:32 PM (#580470 - in reply to #580464)
Subject: Re: Curado 301





Location: Sawyer County, WI

I have a Curado 301 on a 8 ft St Croix. It's a great combo and a nice backup. It's also a nice change to alternate with my main setup and run a low profile reel for a few hours during the day.
esox23
Posted 8/23/2012 6:33 PM (#580471 - in reply to #580464)
Subject: RE: Curado 301




Posts: 267


Location: Right behind you (tap, tap) BOOO
I would taylor your next setup to suit a specific purpose.

Hulbert rod and a Calcutta 401 - is actually a solid all around rod.

If I were you I'd do something like this.

Use the Hulbert/Calcutta - for blades 8's 10's 12's, larger cranks and larger rubber/swimbaits

New setup - I would look a maybe a little shorter rod 8' - 8'6" H and a put a higher speed reel on it and use that one for jerks, gliders and topwater and maybe the occasional smaller bucktail.

2 setups like that and I would think you'd be setup.
polarkraftdave
Posted 8/23/2012 8:49 PM (#580508 - in reply to #580464)
Subject: Re: Curado 301




Posts: 256


Location: Valpo IN
I have a Hulbert rod / Calcutta TE setup also - one word ( heaven )