Fluke jigging rod

[Fishingfool2]

Could use recommendation for 6 to 10 ounce jigging

Thx

[SaltLife1980]

Whats your budget?

[Fishingfool2]

about 150 / 200

[hammer4reel]

Penn Battalion 1530C70

[SaltLife1980]

Shimano Trevala Medium Heavy or Heavy is a good one. I use a Medium heavy one with jigs up to 6oz

[Sharkyispy]

If by chance you are looking to have a rod built, the Rod Geeks, X COMP series, XC 732 is an awesome rod for fluking yet also has the back bone to double for Tog. Blank will run you @ $85....

[PortlyRedhead]

For the same task, Crazy Alberto steered me towards a St. Croix Mojo Bass conventional stick - the 8' Alabama Rig version. It was less than $150 at Tackle Direct.

[SaltLife1980]

Also Jigging world has some nice rods

[Walleyed]

I'm using a Jigging World Black Demon for heavy fluke jigs (and tog (and chunking)) It's an extremely versatile rod.

[BOOMER43]

The Black Demons are an excellent choice. I have built two sets for charter boats and they love them for all around use.

[Meat Hunter]

I have a Ugly Stick Tiger Lite 6'3" 4 to 7 oz and 50 to 100 lb. braid lying around. Would this be too heavy? It's a lot of bang for the buck.

Meat Hunter

[Fishingfool2]

Isn't 8 feet a little long for a fluke jigging rod, especially 6 to 10/12oz igs

[jlrotary]

Kevin Bogan builds a sweet light composite that's great for fluke in that price range. Also a site sponsor

[MrAC1980]

If you're ever in the North Jersey area, see Jigging World and ask to see the Show Gun MH... I think you might like it. We just demo'd this blank up in MA bucktailing 8-10oz with fish up to 9lbs...

[SaltLife1980]

Ever in PP can stop in at Bogans tackle shop. Was in there the other day and there are ton of rods there. Im sure you can find one your looking for in your price range.

But IMO. Id go either with Jigging world or Bogan for what your are looking for