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Posts: 77
| Hey guys,
Creeping up on the Northern opener here in WI.
I currently have an 8'6" H rod with a Lexa 400HS. I figure this will be good for jerks, cranks, glides, etc.
Where should I go for #2?
I'd like another 8'6" and Lexa but for throwing big blades and rubber. Kind of at a loss on action and gear ratio.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. |
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Posts: 323
Location: Elk River, MN | The lexa 400 pwr-p is great for big blades with the lower gear ratio, lots of guys prefer higher ratios for rubber to get the line pickup quicker on the jerk/rip reeling. If you've already got the HS then a lower geared reel would be a good addition to your lineup.
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Posts: 20254
Location: oswego, il | Get an XH rod for 10's and medium sized rubber and if you are throwing pounder sized rubber make it an XXH. |
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Posts: 8834
| Depending on how you work your rubber baits you might want to look at a high speed reel. Lost a fair number of fish while reeling in slack line on the drop with slower reels. |
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Posts: 4343
Location: Smith Creek | 86H with slower reel for crankbaits and topwater and bucktails
86XH with faster reel for jerkbaits and rubber |
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