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Old 07-26-2011, 08:31 PM
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Can anyone recommend a saltwater fly fishing rig that is affordable and will handle trout. Its something I would like to try but not break the bank.
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Can anyone recommend a saltwater fly fishing rig that is affordable and will handle trout. Its something I would like to try but not break the bank.
Mediumheavy is your man. Shoot him a PM.
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Old 07-26-2011, 08:35 PM
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A good flats rig is expensive unless you find a good deal on a used one. What size motor you wanting to run?
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Sorry I ment rod and reel. I'm looking for one that will hold up in saltwater.
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Reddington crosswater makes a decent entry level rod and reel combo. It comes already pre rigged with backing and a weight forward floating line. If your going to target just trout a 6-7 weight combo would work fine. You can get the Reddington combos at bass pro shops for less than $150
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Also Academy has an Okuma 8 weight combo for $100. This is what i bought when i first started out and is a decent combo to get you going
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what kind of drag does that set up have? will it handle big reds and trout or should u get a 8 to 10 weight rod?
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I sell rods that are far superior to anything you can get for the same price. PM me if interested.
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I had a Temmple Fork Outfitters 9 weight and reel. Not sure brand of reel. Very good rod for the price.

The TFO TiCR is $250 on cabelas site
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8weight is plenty for upper slot reds. If you are gonna target the big bulls you might need a 9-10
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8 or 9 weight would do you.
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Temple fork makes some nice rods for the money. Im waiting on that new Gloomis pro4x to hit the market
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Are these rods 2 piece or 3?
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mine are 3 with an extra tip piece in case it breaks. comes with a case as well
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case holds reel and rod together
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I have one of the rods Lucas sells. Very high quality rod for the money. The case and extra tip it comes with are a bonus as well. You cant go wrong with this rod
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They are very nice...here is a half azz pic
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When you come back to work Jason? I can bring my setup and show it to you hands on. I have 1 of Lucas's rods and I'll put it in my truck tomorrow morning when I get home. I'll be here all week on nights.

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Buy mine!! Needs to go! Rod, reel, and all accessories. Never even put the line thru the eyes.......
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