What is everyones favriot brand if rod, reel, line, and tackle just want to know what brands yall like.

I personaly dont have a favriot brand of rods or reels or fishing line but my favriot tackle is strike king

Most of my rods are GLoomis, I have a few Shimano and a few Berkley

My reels are Shimano, Daiwa and Abu.

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LOL....did you tell your spell checker to SAVE 'favriot'?

Dobyns rods

Daiwa JDM reels

Seaguar line

DUO Realis Hard baits and of course my Kustom painted ones...

LOL, I fixed the title.

I am not brand loyal, though I have favorite models. Daiwa Alphas/Sol are probably my all time favorite low pro reels. Anything Saint Croix ML/XF is special. CXX in 10, 12, and 15 is some the most used line for me. I have a lot of 6# Tatsu spooled up as well. Love that stuff.

I like daiwa reels and st croix spinning rods, haven't settled on a casting rod yet

LOL, I fixed the title.

I am not brand loyal, though I have favorite models. Daiwa Alphas/Sol are probably my all time favorite low pro reels. Anything Saint Croix ML/XF is special. CXX in 10, 12, and 15 is some the most used line for me. I have a lot of 6# Tatsu spooled up as well. Love that stuff.

 

 

First time I ever saw a two legged spell checker.

My favriot rod brand is St Croix, and my favriot reel brand is Shimano. For hard baits, I like Rapala, and for soft plastics I like Berkley.

Rods: St Croix and Dobyns. Reels: Shimano and Lews. Line: Power Pro and Yozuri. 

Rods: Abu Garcia. Reels: Shimano/Lews on the way Line: Spiderwire Baits: Strike King

Rods: St. Croix and Dobyns

Reels: Shimano

Line: Sunline for FC, Sufix and Smackdown for braid

Lures: No favorite, but I probably own more Rapala than anything

Rods- shimano, Abu

Reels- shimano, quantum, daiwa

Line - yozuri and power pro.

Rods - G. Loomis NRX and BPS Extreme for fun fishing

Reels - Anything Shimano

Line - Yo-Zuri, Trileen and BPS in bulk

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LOL....did you tell your spell checker to SAVE 'favriot'?

Hey im a bad speller not gonna say im not but also im typeing on a tiney phone screen and its hard to see my errors people of bass resource if theres not a app for this there should be

I mean a app for the bass resource web sight not my horrable spelling skills lol im gonna look now to see if yall have a app

I pretty much stick with what I can find in the Sears and Roebuck catalog.

Rods: Falcon, BPS, ***, Quantum

Reels: Quantum, ***, BPS, Daiwa

Line: Power Pro, 832, Seagur, Pline, Berkley

 

Tackle: well a bit of everything and then some.

I rotate through a lot of rods, I've been on a Powell binge lately. Shimano reels and Sunline, Trilene, and Power Pro.

Reels  Shimano

Rods  Loomis, Shimano, & Powell

Line  Power Pro & P-Line

Tackle  Owner is my favorite hook/terminal tackle brand. NetBait & Zoom for plastics. Dirty Jigs for jigs(obviously). Spro & R2S for frogs. Envision & War Eagle for spinner/buzz baits. I use a lot of different cranks but Spro, Lucky Craft, and Strike King are my most used brands.  

Rods: Loomis, St Croix, Dobyns

Reels: Shimano

I've never been able to select just one brand for rods or reels.

 

Reels:  Just about anything.    However, slightly over half are Daiwas so I guess you could say I am a fan of Daiwa, but I am just as fond of my Shimanos, Abus (both round and LP) and Pfluegers.

Rods:  Fenwick and Falcon. a couple Daiwas, Black Cumara and believe it or not I enjoy using a couple 6'10" HF Quantums.

Line:  Sufix mono and braid

Megabass rods, diawa reels, sunline, lucky craft, strike king, roboworm, Gyb and etc. !

Lew's Reels: Feature filled, affordable, durable, smooth, lightweight, and castability is great. 

Berkley Rods: for $40-$50 they are extremely affordable so I can afford to have 10 (Tackle Monkey's got me when it comes to buying rods)

Stren/Berkley Line: Affordable, reliable, XL, XL Fluoro, and Performance braid cast and handle great

Lures: Big Bite Soft Plastics, BPS XPS Hardbaits, and Savage Gear Finesse Hardbaits