Need New Fluke Rods - What do you like

[GDubya07]

Whats Up NJFishing - last year I Googanned my J-E-T-S rod and my crowder - both gone - regardless looking for opinions and what people like off the rack with the Somerset show coming up

I am thinking Gloomis or St.Croix or something like that - coventional - already have reels

one would be a light stik for 1/2 oz to maybe 1 - 2oz

The other 2 to 4 oz -

I know there many makes and models - Mojo - inshore angler -

What do you guys like or Use any suggetstions would be appreciated

Thanks again and Cathum Up

GDubs-

[thefishermanmechanic]

Look at the phenix's I have one and are looking to expand that with another.

[tropics]

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[The Sinker Man]

I'm sure Kevin or Mike could come up with something that you like...

[hammer4reel]

Daiwa is coming out with some new rods based on their balistic blanks.
They are super light, and after bucktailing with one last summer im sure they are going to be a hit

[fishpro28]

Gdubz! Whats up buddy...hope all is well. For the light stuff I use spinning tackle usually. I use a St. Croix Premier rod (surf rod) rated at 6-10lb test, matched with a Shimano Stradic Cl4 4000. If you like conventional for the light stuff I also use a St. Croix Mojo bass rod 6'8" rated at 8-14lb line, matched up with a Shimano Curado 100. Those are both my light set-ups (3/4oz-2oz bucktails). For the heavier stuff I use a GLoomis musky rod (maroon color) rated at 25-50lb line and 1-5oz. I use the GLoomis for 3-8oz bucktails. The musky rod is a bit stiff but I need the stiff tip to work the heavier bucktails. Remember I work the sh!t out of my bucktails whether its 1/2oz or 10oz I pop the hell out of them...lol You have my number if you need any specifics.