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Fargo252
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Posted - 03/29/2012 :  11:59:52 AM  Show Profile Send Fargo252 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
What is your favorite rod that you have ever owned? For me it's my star stellar lite. I love that rod to death and if I had the money I would buy ten just like it.

Three-fourths of the Earth's surface is water, and one-fourth is land. It is quite clear that the good Lord intended us to spend triple the amount of time fishing as taking care of the lawn.

13skulls
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Posted - 03/29/2012 :  5:02:42 PM  Show Profile Send 13skulls a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I can't limit it to just one. My Alvey surf reel on a 14 foot custom rod is great for beach fishing, the Penn 900ss on a Key Largo rod is my favorite salt water spinning rod, but the Penn 80 on a custom rod that my Dad won in 1980 and later gave to me is a treasure. It's engraved with the boat's name ,etc and hangs on the wall in the living room with the other trophies/awards.
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MattR
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Posted - 03/29/2012 :  8:31:00 PM  Show Profile Send MattR a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Fargo252

What is your favorite rod that you have ever owned? For me it's my star stellar lite. I love that rod to death and if I had the money I would buy ten just like it.

Three-fourths of the Earth's surface is water, and one-fourth is land. It is quite clear that the good Lord intended us to spend triple the amount of time fishing as taking care of the lawn.




I have 2 stellar lites and 2 other star rods on my chunking rigs. I really love the stellars with battle 4000's. I also have some inshore ugly stick lites and for the price, I think they are hard to beat.

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cam
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Posted - 03/29/2012 :  8:48:22 PM  Show Profile Send cam a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Greenwater + Stradic = 1 great combo, but star Stellar lites are also a stellar reel

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outdoorsguy24
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Posted - 03/30/2012 :  09:14:17 AM  Show Profile Send outdoorsguy24 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
TFO Signature series, medium lite. I can cast stuff a mile with that rod.
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DFreedom
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Posted - 03/30/2012 :  10:31:22 AM  Show Profile Send DFreedom a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I have limited experience with quality rods as most of what I have used in the past have been cheap stuff. I do have an All-Star Snook model I really like. I also would like to try out one of the Penn Legion in-shore rods and one of the St. Croix Mojo in-shore rods. Maybe I'll get one for Xmas.
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stonoman
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Posted - 03/30/2012 :  4:45:30 PM  Show Profile Send stonoman a Private Message  Reply with Quote
U can catch fish with a hand line.Buy what you can afford and take care of it.

Stonoman
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Wando Grill
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Posted - 03/30/2012 :  6:12:39 PM  Show Profile Send Wando Grill a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by cam

Greenwater + Stradic = 1 great combo, but star Stellar lites are also a stellar reel

172 Sea Hunt Triton
1500 key west sportsman



That's my fav as well.

big dog
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skinneej
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Posted - 03/30/2012 :  7:51:31 PM  Show Profile Send skinneej a Private Message  Reply with Quote
My favorite rod is the one that I was born with... The skinnee-rocket
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OhioNavyNuke
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Posted - 03/30/2012 :  8:17:48 PM  Show Profile Send OhioNavyNuke a Private Message  Reply with Quote
for all purpose cant go wrong with an ugly stick! my 10 foot MH surf rod is sensitive enough for a whiting bite, but also survived the punishment of a 26lb bull red, countless sharpnose sharks, and a 5 foot blacktip shark that eventually cut the line on the pier posts at folly. i plan on using it this may for a king mackerel and have 400 yards of 65lb braid ready to go. i also have a 5'10" model that works great for crappie and panfish, but i may have taken it to folly pier many times for whiting, but hooked many stingrays and a 24" red on base with no problems. even though walleye dont exist down here back home my favorite was a berkley lightning rod. i did a lot of walleye fishing back home, which are very light biters and i could feel hits twice as well with the lightning rod, which also survives redfish, flounder, trout, stingrays, and all kinds of freshwater fish. anything i own is all spinning gear as well.
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izzydone
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Posted - 03/31/2012 :  5:20:02 PM  Show Profile Send izzydone a Private Message  Reply with Quote
My favorite two are both uglystiks. One is Uglystik Custom 9' spinning. The other is an older Uglystik Intercoastal 6' baitcasting. I have many others rods. But, these two are my go-to rods. They come with me on all fishing outings.

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coosawkane
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Posted - 04/03/2012 :  5:26:11 PM  Show Profile Send coosawkane a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Blair wiggins sig series flats blue with stradics
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cam
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Posted - 04/03/2012 :  7:27:23 PM  Show Profile Send cam a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Coosawkane, is that the blue water colored rod that wright and McGill make, I have been really interested in getting one but haven't seen the best reviews on websites, also which model did you get (length, action etc.)

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saltydog235
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Posted - 04/04/2012 :  08:03:27 AM  Show Profile  Send saltydog235 a Yahoo! Message Send saltydog235 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
The bent one with a fish on the end of it.

Mark
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DFreedom
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Posted - 04/06/2012 :  5:24:53 PM  Show Profile Send DFreedom a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I have an All-Star Snook model I like a good bit and 2 Shimano Voltaeus rods. The All-Star was $99 and the Volteaus even less. For the money,I have really enjoyed the Voltaeus rods and they have held up pretty well.
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Too Busy
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Posted - 04/06/2012 :  5:54:40 PM  Show Profile  Visit Too Busy's Homepage Send Too Busy a Private Message  Reply with Quote
My all time favorite is a 6 1/2 foot 3wt fly rod. It's a custom build of a G Loomis blank that I've owned for 20 years. I've caught many hundreds of trout and quite a few bass on that little creek rod.

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sellsfish
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Posted - 04/06/2012 :  7:58:28 PM  Show Profile Send sellsfish a Private Message  Reply with Quote
5'8" trevalla xxh, with an upgraded spheros 14000 on it.....it has caught it all!


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jimmyaadams
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Posted - 04/06/2012 :  10:43:36 PM  Show Profile  Send jimmyaadams an AOL message Send jimmyaadams a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Custom Big Bear rod w a stradic and good braid. OTF i like my TFO.

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Reel Shallow
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Posted - 04/07/2012 :  12:14:39 PM  Show Profile  Visit Reel Shallow's Homepage Send Reel Shallow a Private Message  Reply with Quote
the new G Loomis Walleye rod WRR8500s paired up with the new stradic 3000fj is the jam for me. and a close second is my old Gloomis CrossCurrent Pro1 8wt! (9ft ONE piece) paired up with a Ross CLA4. hard to part with those 2 combos.

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