Muskie Discussion Forums
| ||
Moderators: Slamr | View previous thread :: View next thread |
Jump to page : 1 Now viewing page 1 [30 messages per page] Muskie Fishing -> General Discussion -> trolling rods |
Message Subject: trolling rods | |||
mskyhntr |
| ||
Posts: 814 | Would like to hear some recommendations for trolling rods. What length are you using and what action are they. I will be trolling anywhere from 6 inch ernies to 10 inch jakes. I am not looking to spend a lot of money so no Diamondback or St. Croix I am looking for the best bang for the buck because I need to buy about 4 rods. | ||
BNelson |
| ||
Location: Contrarian Island | Here you go....Cabelas EGlass rods..in 8 foot length..they are still 14.99 and can handle little and big stuff... Model C802MH Edited by MSKY HNR 5/26/2005 8:08 AM | ||
Shep |
| ||
Posts: 5874 | Gander Planer board rods are nice. I use these for my down rods. I also use Gander Dipsy rods, 8 feet for my side rods, and 10 1/2 feet, for my planer boards. Bas Pro Walleye Guide Planer board rods work too. | ||
millsie |
| ||
Posts: 189 Location: Barrington, Il | Shimano TDR's can't be beat. Come in a variety of sizes and actions. Jeff | ||
Luke_Chinewalker |
| ||
Location: Minneapolis, MN | The new Bass Pro Shops CatMax rods are great. They come in lengths up to 12ft. They were on sale $49-$59 a couple weeks ago. If you are planning troll when there are a lot of floating weeds it is helpful to have a 9+ft rod to keep the rod in the water and let it collect your weeds. If you can run 6 rods it may be helpful to have rods of various lengths to get a good spread when you have to keep the tips in. | ||
castmaster |
| ||
Posts: 910 Location: Hastings, mn, 55033 | i use shiamno 8' classic cat rods. | ||
Dispatcher |
| ||
I'll 2nd the Shimano TDR at about $25. I use the 8'0 2 piece "Heavy" models (15-30 lb). And it has plenty of guides, like a trolling rod should. | |||
Barry Wesley |
| ||
I just go to wal-mart and buy a 7' Berkley Big Game. They come in casting and spinning version. Cost $19.95, but no S&H and you can get them right there. They also work well with big baits, have a soft tip. I throw Bull Dawgs with them as well as trolling. | |||
2Rodknocker |
| ||
Posts: 459 Location: New Baden IL | I have been using Shakespear Ugly sticks for trolling and love them, matched with a Penn 310, sweet drag and great rods too. For my board rods, I use the Bass Pro Cat Max 2 piece 9' rods and love them too. Rod | ||
Jump to page : 1 Now viewing page 1 [30 messages per page] |
Search this forum Printer friendly version E-mail a link to this thread |
Copyright © 2024 OutdoorsFIRST Media |