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• ☠♔PRYMUS♔☠ Jul 10, 2013

  Does anybody have a suggestion on which type of rod and reel combo is best for catching flounder? I'm thinking about buying an ugly stik but I don't know what combination is best.
• ☣ 🎸ӈɪƖƖßıƖƖγ🎸☣ Jul 10, 2013

  You can't go wrong with an ugly stik. I use Shakespeare reels on mine.
• ⌖ Viper ⌖ Jul 10, 2013

  ☣ 🎸ӈɪƖƖßıƖƖγ🎸☣ wrote:

  You can't go wrong with an ugly stik. I use Shakespeare reels on mine.

  I heard Saba was beat with an ugly stick, dunno what kinda reel was on it tho...
• ZRAYGO Jul 10, 2013

  ⌖ Viper ⌖ wrote:

  ☣ 🎸ӈɪƖƖßıƖƖγ🎸☣ wrote:

  You can't go wrong with an ugly stik. I use Shakespeare reels on mine.

  I heard Saba was beat with an ugly stick, dunno what kinda reel was on it tho...

  I heard the women hes been with call Saba's dick The Ugly Stick.
• 🎣ℬ₳$$✨ℳ₳$ƬƎƦ🎣 Jul 10, 2013

  Can't go wrong with a falcon rod shimano citica combo for any species. But that's just the 🎣ℬ₳$$✨ℳ₳$ƬƎƦ🎣 speaking. Take it for what it's worth.
• 🎣ℬ₳$$✨ℳ₳$ƬƎƦ🎣 Jul 10, 2013

  100 lb power pro on that just cause its worth it to me
• benny da boss Jul 10, 2013

  ☣ 🎸ӈɪƖƖßıƖƖγ🎸☣ wrote:

  You can't go wrong with an ugly stik. I use Shakespeare reels on mine.

  I bought my dad an ugly stick for Father's Day, we go fishing every once in awhile.
• Rataxes Jul 10, 2013

  1-3kg 5-6ft Shimano

  Any 1000 Reel by shimano

  Fluro Carbon leader 8pd

  Descent 6pd braid
• Rataxes Jul 10, 2013

  If you looking at T-Curves, Go check ebay for T-Curve "blanks" or I think they're called 'N.S's'. Just as good without the spono price tag.
• ☠♔PRYMUS♔☠ Jul 10, 2013

  Oh so I take it you guys go fishing a lot? I figured a lot of ppl would respond. I was also talking to a guy at my work that told me that pend defiant was good and that ugly stik was ok but they wear out fast. There's a lot of names out there I'm glad you guys gave me some good ones you know?
• ☠♔PRYMUS♔☠ Jul 10, 2013

  🎣ℬ₳$$✨ℳ₳$ƬƎƦ🎣 wrote:

  Can't go wrong with a falcon rod shimano citica combo for any species. But that's just the 🎣ℬ₳$$✨ℳ₳$ƬƎƦ🎣 speaking. Take it for what it's worth.

  Would it matter much if I got a strong rod and caught lite fish with it also? Or would that affect the feel of the fish tugging ?
• ㄗعﾅع ﾅℌع ℐɑƙץع Jul 10, 2013

  Defo . A strong and powerful rod u will hardly feel small fish on
• ☠♔PRYMUS♔☠ Jul 10, 2013

  БЯДVΞFДЯΓ wrote:

  Defo . A strong and powerful rod u will hardly feel small fish on

  Thanks that's what I thought. I bought a nice little green rod from blackfinn. The size is nice for me cause I'm a lady and the rod holds 20 pounds. It's a conventional reel but I figure its ok because I still have 1 other fishing pole for whatever else I need even though that one sucks. But I'll see what happens with this one
• ☠♔PRYMUS♔☠ Jul 10, 2013

  I just bought it from sports authority. They had a huge selection
• Nuckfuts Jul 10, 2013

  I have a medium ugly stick with a shimano solstice 2000 running 10lb nanofil. Seems to work for me!
• ☠♔PRYMUS♔☠ Jul 10, 2013

  Nuckfuts wrote:

  I have a medium ugly stick with a shimano solstice 2000 running 10lb nanofil. Seems to work for me!

  Yeah, I figured. I asked the guy at sports authority about ugly stiks wearing out and he told me he'd never heard of that, I mean he did seem honest though and he was an expert fisherman so I learned a lot. It was a nice experience and I hope I'm fine with the conventional reel.
• ☠♔PRYMUS♔☠ Jul 10, 2013

  Nuck what do you catch?
• Rataxes Jul 11, 2013

  The way things are now recreational anglers are trying to catch their fish using an ultra light setup, meaning their equipment is a lot closer to failure point than it should be, rod reel and line. Makes for a more exciting and intense angling experience, but also frustrating at times lol. If you wanna land more fish the pole you have purchased will do perfectly fine!
• Nuckfuts Jul 11, 2013

  Anything that bites! Lol!
• ⌖ Viper ⌖ Jul 11, 2013

  Nuckfuts wrote:

  Anything that bites! Lol!

  yup, that's Wisconsin fishin'. When you eat what you catch around here you get 2 fish nuggets and a pile of "seaweed".
• Nuckfuts Jul 11, 2013

  ⌖ Viper ⌖ wrote:

  Nuckfuts wrote:

  Anything that bites! Lol!

  yup, that's Wisconsin fishin'. When you eat what you catch around here you get 2 fish nuggets and a pile of "seaweed".

  Totally!
• ☠♔PRYMUS♔☠ Jul 12, 2013

  Rataxes wrote:

  The way things are now recreational anglers are trying to catch their fish using an ultra light setup, meaning their equipment is a lot closer to failure point than it should be, rod reel and line. Makes for a more exciting and intense angling experience, but also frustrating at times lol. If you wanna land more fish the pole you have purchased will do perfectly fine!

  I hope so. So far I've only ever gone fishing off the bridge close to my house. They got flukes, baby blues, striped bass... All of which I caught but never ate ... 😋 Yet. I would love to start though. Only time I caught a fluke was wit a fake rubber bug... Lol go figure
• Nuckfuts Jul 12, 2013

  Just caught a 14 inch bass! Works for me!
• FRΞSHY Jul 12, 2013

  I love my St Croix rods.
• callitluck Jul 13, 2013

  ☠♔PRYMUS♔☠ wrote:

  Rataxes wrote:

  The way things are now recreational anglers are trying to catch their fish using an ultra light setup, meaning their equipment is a lot closer to failure point than it should be, rod reel and line. Makes for a more exciting and intense angling experience, but also frustrating at times lol. If you wanna land more fish the pole you have purchased will do perfectly fine!

  I hope so. So far I've only ever gone fishing off the bridge close to my house. They got flukes, baby blues, striped bass... All of which I caught but never ate ... 😋 Yet. I would love to start though. Only time I caught a fluke was wit a fake rubber bug... Lol go figure

  Caught me a nice size ray in Berkeley on a Shakespeare pole can't go wrong with squid
• ㄗعﾅع ﾅℌع ℐɑƙץع Jul 13, 2013

  Fly fishing is the only way lol, for big Atlantic salmon
• 💚Ⴚгɘɘɲʍɑɳ💚 Jul 13, 2013

  ⌖ Viper ⌖ wrote:

  Nuckfuts wrote:

  Anything that bites! Lol!

  yup, that's Wisconsin fishin'. When you eat what you catch around here you get 2 fish nuggets and a pile of "seaweed".

  Lol fishing.. In Wisconsin.... What a waste of time!
• FoulRaul69 Jul 13, 2013

  If I'm flat fishing it's gonna depend on how deep of water ill be fishing on what I'll use. If its skinny water my set up is gonna be a light - Med. action 7 ft rod with a a bait casting reel rated for up to 15 lb line. Ill run 100 yards of Andes Line as a backer then load the rest with a braide line such as power pro up to Bout 20lb. Ill then finish off with a 15lb fluorocarbon leader on the bizznezz end with a 3-0 circle hook. If I'm ocean fishing deep water everything goes up a notch or two... Most important ting is to have a rod that's gonna telegraph the subtle tap- tap of the initial hit but enough back bone to the rod to pull. A potential doormat off the bottom. Ill only use bait casting reals so I can easily give a drop back , with a spinning out fit I feel you can't feed the fish the bait as easy . Fluke love to pounce then mouth their pray a while b4 swallow... I have flatfishes up to 12lbs using these combos , hope it was helpful and tight lines