Fishing Tutorials by Members Thread, wsb rod suggestions in Fishing Related; Originally Posted by Erik
Terramar if you want to go graphite and save a few bucks.
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Mar-26-2007, 04:08 PM
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#13 | | dude....YELLOWTAIL
Name: Mark Age: 18 Vessel: Not yet Location: Poway Job:Deckhand, Dolphin Sportfishing Bio: Fish when you can, you only live once
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| Re: wsb rod suggestions
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Originally Posted by Erik  Terramar if you want to go graphite and save a few bucks. | i can vouch for that
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Mar-26-2007, 04:14 PM
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#14 | | El Granjero
Name: Nino/AKA/Matt Age: 28 Vessel: Vuestro Barco Location: Simi Valley Job:Auto Body Bio: Living one day at a time, wishing I was fishing
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800M And a trinidad 16
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Mar-28-2007, 09:05 AM
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#15 | | Registered User
Name: Stefan Age: 48 Vessel: Mako 224 CC, FULL RACK Location: San Pedro, Ca. Job:Const Supv
Posts: 937
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800 M for fishing jigs on 30lb to 40 lb and a 850 L for fishing slip sinkers and leadheads, the only two rods you need for cbass!
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Mar-28-2007, 09:19 AM
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#16 | | Registered User
Name: Sam Vessel: N/A Location: Torrance, Ca Job:tackle sales
Posts: 59
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Seeker LM9 if you can get it, would be the best.
kinda like a shorter gentler ulua.
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Mar-30-2007, 09:39 PM
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#17 | | The sober one
Name: Jerry Age: 46 Vessel: Prowler, Top Gun 80, Royal Star, RRIII Location: Way up inna IE Job:Russian Roulette dealer Bio: logical terrorist
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| Re: wsb rod suggestions
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Originally Posted by big steve suggestions on a 30# outfit for wsb? | Seeker/Sabre/Calstar 530 has a nice slower action (like the SS LM9) that might help with a soft mouthed fish like WSB, IMFUO.
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Apr-01-2007, 11:19 PM
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#18 | | Registered User
Name: b.thomas Vessel: dun sunk!(in the bath tub) Location: ca. (southern part) Job:living off my wife (retired)
Posts: 229
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Got my one and only legal wsb on seeker 270h/daiwa sl30sh (#25 line) rig a few years back at rocky point (Redondo). It was a thirty-five pounder and the 270h worked great with #25 pound line.
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Apr-04-2007, 04:43 PM
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#19 | | Captain
Name: steve Age: 42 Vessel: 2100 cc polar Location: orange Job:ill let you know/kencor pro staff
Posts: 1,222
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thanks for all the info guys! i settled on a newell 322 w/graphite spool and a calcutta rod. whata stick weighs nothing.
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Jun-19-2009, 03:07 PM
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#20 | | Registered User
Name: Matt Age: 29 Vessel: Whatever takes me to the fish Location: Seal Beach, CA Job:Moving containers....
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I've been using a Calstar Grafighter 850L as my kelp cutter rod for a few years and IMHO, it's a great seabass rod that has a soft enough tip to fish straight spectra to a really short piece of fluro and enough backbone to turn a big croaker or yellow......I've been eyeballing the new Super Seeker CJBF 90F...or whatever the model # is, it's a 9 foot- 25lb stick that feels like it was made to be a kelp cutter rod.
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Jun-19-2009, 03:14 PM
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#21 | | That A Boy...
Name: Tim Age: 47 Vessel: None Location: San Clemente Job:Will refinance your home for food...
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Lately I have been fishing seabass with a Calstar Grafighter 765H, all rollers, with a Shiamno Tiagra 50 wide loaded with 100 pound and a 3 hook ganion. It's really been working for me...
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Jun-19-2009, 03:42 PM
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#22 | | Captain
Name: mark Age: 47 Vessel: triumph 215 cc Location: oak hills ca. Job:construction
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900m or 800m if you like it shorter,900m is awesome on seabass.
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Jun-19-2009, 03:48 PM
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#23 | | .........................
Name: Bryan Vessel: Hoe Location: Oceanside Job:Keeping body parts away from sharp spinny things
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I think he got one by now.
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