illinifan4152
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Siebert arky's all the way!!!
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Zoom super chunks or berkley pitt boss
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One of the first lures I ever used... Still one of my favorite pond baits when I want to catch just about anything.
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Definitely the 7' M Berkley Lightning Rod Shock. I have one and great for the money..
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not to sound like a broken record... but close quarters fishing. spinnerbait and t-rig specially. I use my 6'9" MH almost specically for flukes and senkos
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A 6.1 and up should do the job for both. It's not rocket science
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Moving baits.. Lighter spinnerbaits, jerkbaits, topwater, and shallow cranks. Congrats!
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More than ready for this season to start!!!
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I'll second on the inferno, great little Rod for about $30. I have the 6'6 m casting model. I use it as a pond Rod due to it being 2 piece. I use it for all my moving baits, spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and topwater. No probles I have encountered yet.
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Mikes the man!
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Seaguar Red Label is great line for the price! best i have found at that price point. Give it a Shot!
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Im interested about it too. It says on the box that is manufactured by Sunline, so i have high hopes for it, but hesitant to pull the trigger as well.
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When I pitch around docks I downsize personally. I usually use a shorter rod, 6'10 MHXF is my preference, with a 3/8 oz arky style jig. The arky style really helps me skip further and its a great all around jig in my opinion. As for line, I usually stick to 14-17 lb flouro for the majority of the time. I am no expert but this seems to work for me. Hope this helps!
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Zoom Super Fluke
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dream collection right there...
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brand new - Shimano Caius Used - Shimano Citica E or Abu Revo S
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this
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I have two Shimano Sienne's both in the 2500 size. I absolutely love them. Like you said they run about $30 brand new and they are awesome. super smoothe drag for only $30.
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Another vote for the RI Skinny Dippers
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Shimano Curado I or Chronarch 200e7
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x2. My pitching rod is also a 7'2" MH XF (Shimano Crucial). I really like it. soft tip with lots of backbone. I exclusively use 15-20 lb flouro and it works great. If you plan on throwing braid i would step the action down to a fast-modfast.
