Rod choice Help ???

hey fellas

here in South Aus. i target alot of kingfish landbased mainly of jettys which is a hard challenge but very fun.

i have a Daiwa Saltiga 4500H Maverick spooled with 50lb braid.

now i dont really want to usin my jig stick off the jetty as it is bit to short

what would you think would be the way to goo in quality rods. budget is no issue.

wil be targeting kings from 3kg to 15kg

so somthing nice and strong but with  abit of flick for lures and live baits

cheers for ur help


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t curve bluewater 10-15kg

Tue, 2010-09-21 18:58

t curve bluewater 10-15kg

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That Dorado in the for sale

Tue, 2010-09-21 18:59

That Dorado in the for sale would be getting close.

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Probaly best going for a

Tue, 2010-09-21 19:01

Probaly best going for a popping rod, something from smiths or hots.

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I've ordered a custom built

Tue, 2010-09-21 19:14

I've ordered a custom built Samurai NV9 to do a similar job to this. You may have seen my report and pics of the NV8 I recently got. Very Very happy with it. I'm putting a Shimano Twinpower 10000 FC on it with 50lb braid so a similar outfit.

The other rods mentioned will also do the trick nicely as well.

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Smith GTK! (or KGS).

Tue, 2010-09-21 19:19

Smith GTK! (or KGS).

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Smith GTK70JP or 74PG would

Tue, 2010-09-21 21:55

Smith GTK70JP or 74PG would suit the job quite nicely..

 

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Sam

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cheers for that input

Wed, 2010-09-22 15:11

cheers for that input fellas

yeh down here in SA

only realy rods i can see if the saltigas and the t-curves

so these smiths sound interesting