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aduma1107 05-29-2014 07:20 PM

Re: Lamiglas Fluke Rod
 
X2 on the bogan. I have one of his Fish Poison sticks he made me for Fluking outside. Love that stick too. Can't go wrong there.

BOOMER43 05-29-2014 08:21 PM

Re: Lamiglas Fluke Rod
 
If you are gonna fish just bait I would go with e glass. I have built a few on Batson swb70m blanks. A great all around inshore blank. Can handle up to 8 oz with 6 being the sweet spot.

makokeith 05-30-2014 09:13 PM

Re: Lamiglas Fluke Rod
 
I use the 7040 for most of my fluking. All deep water and heavy jigs up to 12oz. I also use it for tog, and other heavy weight bottom fishing. I have no problem using it in shallower either. It's a great all around rod. I do want to get the 7020 or 30 for shallow water casting bucktails when there is no drift.

italianfisherman 05-30-2014 09:59 PM

Re: Lamiglas Fluke Rod
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by makokeith (Post 359429)
I use the 7040 for most of my fluking. All deep water and heavy jigs up to 12oz. I also use it for tog, and other heavy weight bottom fishing. I have no problem using it in shallower either. It's a great all around rod. I do want to get the 7020 or 30 for shallow water casting bucktails when there is no drift.

the 7040, is the way to go. you feel every nibble. its a great rod. the price for the 7040 from a local tackle shop in ny was $179.00 excellent price for sure.

Ryelof 06-16-2014 12:09 AM

Re: Lamiglas Fluke Rod
 
I agree with most opinions, can't go wrong with Kevin's Fish Poison or Jersey Jigger 250g rod for ground fish.

Scoundrel 06-20-2014 12:57 PM

Re: Lamiglas Fluke Rod
 
Probably late on this, but IMHO the 7040 is way too heavy. The 7020 or if you can find one, my personal favorite is a 7025.


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