trippcasey
Senior Member
Im looking for a new rod to pair with a BG 3000. Id like a 7'6" Med Light or fast action. I have a few rods that I always go to but am looking for something different. What's your go to inshore trout/flounder rig?
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Inshore Rod Choice // Whats your go to set up?
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Scallen2112
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Penn Allegiance II, extra-fast action, medium power. I use the 7'0" because my inshore boat is small, but they have the same rod in a 7'6". Has worked well for jigging and popping corks for trout and redfish, but can handle the bonnetheads that wont leave your shrimp alone this time of year.
Rabun
Senior Member
I'm interested as well. Just purchased a 3000 myself and have not yet had it out. Sure is a smooth reel! I spooled it with 15lb power pro.
ThatredneckguyJamie
Senior Member
Ugly stick inshore select 7' ML
patrickonasis
Member
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Day trip
Senior Member
St. Croix Triumph. I have three because they can turn a 30 inch red and the sensitivity to walk a jig across the bottom and feel the flounder pick it up.
Got a pair. The guides rusted in less than six months - but I'm not good about rinsing my stuff.
Cumberlandjg
Senior Member
I have Penn Battle II’s on a 7’6 St Croix Mojo Inshore. It will cast super far and super sensitive and super strong. Around $200 all in with the setup.
boatbuilder
Senior Member
I like ugly sticks
Darkhorse
Senior Member
My main inshore rod is a Shimano SE Teramar 7'6" M Fast action, paired with a Shimano Stradic 4000, this is the old white model.
I also have a Teramar 7' M Fast action paired with a Quantom 4000, this mostly a guest setup.
I also have a Teramar 7' M Fast action paired with a Quantom 4000, this mostly a guest setup.
bhdawgs
Senior Member
Shimano stradic . Falcon xg rod
Jimmy Lee Armel
Senior Member
Lews inshorespeed stick Blair Wiggins signature series
WalkinDead
Banned
Hard to beat a Penn Battle II on an Ugly Stick. Not overly expensive and built to last.
1982ace
Senior Member
I’m pretty fond of my 7’ medium TFO rod. Matched up with a revo inshore baitcaster
GSUbackwoods
Senior Member
7' Medium Ugly Stick with a Penn Fierce II 4000 for me
Hoss78
Senior Member
7’ St Croix Avid Inshore Med/Light Fast Action w/ Penn Conflict 3000
cnewman
Member
7'6" Hurricane Redbone Med with a Penn Battle II, spooled with 10' braid.
I've also got a few Ugly Stik Inshores for the boys to use. These have Battle's on them as well.
I've also got a few Ugly Stik Inshores for the boys to use. These have Battle's on them as well.
Bass Pro Gold Cup Inshore
trad bow
wooden stick slinging driveler
7’6”Blair Wiggins signature with a Penn Battle II 3000 series. Works great for schooling freshwater fish as well. Did I mentioned tough. This is how I found my new rod delivered. It is still in the box. No damages.
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trippcasey
Senior Member
Im done with inshore selects. Like previously stated, the eyes rust in no time. Im pretty anal when it comes to my rinse downs, and my eyes are rusting off too. Same with my buddies that we got around the same time. I might look into Redbones. Ive been buying Calico Jacks for the last couple of years. I love them. Nothing wrong with them at all, just looking to try something new. Any local rod builders? Might just have one made.
