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BassSlayer619Sun Feb-12-06 05:51 PM
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#808, "Iron/Live Bait fishing"


  

          

I currently own a seeker 8 foot jig rod, and have a torium 20 on it. I have been throwing irons on this, but want to upgrade the rod. I plan on getting a Calstar 90j to put the torium on and use 40 pound, and buying a Daiwa Sealine-X to put on the seeker for live bait purposes with 25 pound line. Does this sound good to you guys?

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RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing, strbass, Feb 12th 2006, #1
RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing, BassSlayer619, Feb 12th 2006, #2
      RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing, strbass, Feb 12th 2006, #3
           RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing, calicokid, Feb 12th 2006, #4
                RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing, BassSlayer619, Feb 12th 2006, #5
RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing, fongster, Feb 14th 2006, #6
RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing, bassnet, Feb 15th 2006, #7
      RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing, magmaster, Feb 16th 2006, #8

strbassSun Feb-12-06 06:17 PM
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#809, "RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing"
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forget the 90j unless you're fishing 50+ yellows at alijos, even then an Ulua would be better.

I got the calcutta 930FA, it's perfect for the local 1-2day jobs.

for me the 90j's just a monster of a stick and really isn't necessary for our waters. If you like sore arms then go for it.

Also shimano makes the Teramar jigstick which is very sweet, and they're cheap.

  

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BassSlayer619Sun Feb-12-06 07:54 PM
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#810, "RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing"
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how long are they? I'd prefer a 9 foot rod.

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strbassSun Feb-12-06 09:09 PM
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#811, "RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing"
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they're 9

  

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calicokidSun Feb-12-06 09:34 PM
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#812, "RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing"
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The 90J is a sweet stick and IMHO the ULUA is even more of a monster, both are awesome. All you ideas sound good to me, Sealine is a sick bait reel, but why go to 40 pound on the jig stick? Just overkill unless you're fishing for big yellows or around a shallow reef or something. Jig swims alot better on 25 or 30.

Jake

  

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BassSlayer619Sun Feb-12-06 09:39 PM
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#813, "RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing"
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well, I've always felt mor comfortable with 40. Thats what I use now, and it works well. I also often fish yellows in the kelp, and the 40 helps horse em in.

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fongsterTue Feb-14-06 12:47 AM
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#814, "RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing"
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Tue Feb-14-06 12:48 AM by fongster

          

You might try the either the Shimano Calcutta or Teramar 90H, both are 9 feet. I have the Teramar and it is a surface iron rocket launcher. I like it as it feels like my calico rods do, only beefier for jigs i.e. lightweight compared to glass, loads up the same, etc. I'm using a Torium 20 with 30# on it.



  

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bassnetWed Feb-15-06 09:47 PM
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#815, "RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing"
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CLC-90H is sick- I like the 40 lb. for tossing the iron, regardless

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magmasterThu Feb-16-06 12:20 AM
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#816, "RE: Iron/Live Bait fishing"
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I agree 40# all the way :)

  

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