The "Ultimate Fluke rods"= Nescessary Evil!!!

[Kevin Bogan]

We just pulled down a batch of Fluke Killer sticks.
Mixed/carbon 7' L 15-30 lb test 2-6 oz spro jigs $175
Fish Poison/All Black, cork grips
7' M 20-40 lb test 3-6oz spro jigs $175

M/C foam grips L's or M $160

includes your name and fluke decal!!!!!
No rod anywhere will match our performance and durability!!!!

"But skipper, Fish Poison rods have been known to deplete the species"

"Yes, thats right, Fish Poison rods are a nescessary evil !!!!

[beachbunker732]

I'm a deckhand on a NS and we just got one.. I love it, and on top of its performance, it looks great! Ill most likely get a personal one someday when money permits.

[bunker dunker]

Sounds Great Kevin,will Have Tp Stop By And Check Them Out

[Kevin Bogan]

Guarranteed to catch Big Fluke, and lots of them!

[JerseyCoast]

Action on a fluking stick is just as important as what you place on the other end! I have watched many fish drop, due to the wrong action on the rod!

I picked up a blank 2 years ago and its my go to rod for anything under 12ozs. Not sure if its the same exact one or not, but I can dead stick the rod and it will out fish most of the guys on the boat!

Kevin has some sick sticks he is talking about here, worth a try!

[Kevin Bogan]

Originally Posted by JerseyCoast

Action on a fluking stick is just as important as what you place on the other end! I have watched many fish drop, due to the wrong action on the rod!

I picked up a blank 2 years ago and its my go to rod for anything under 12ozs. Not sure if its the same exact one or not, but I can dead stick the rod and it will out fish most of the guys on the boat!

Kevin has some sick sticks he is talking about here, worth a try!

Tom, very good points, I'll go out on a limb and guess it's a medium tapered blank, one that can fish out of the rod holder, keep the fluke busy until you get there. Taper, not material plays the biggest role in a good performing rod.