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Blackfish Bobby 10-29-2013 09:37 PM

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I took an old cue stick from Brazicki's Tavern in Jersey City. Put three guides on it and hose clamped a squidder to it. Best rod I ever used.

Blackfish Bobby 10-29-2013 09:37 PM

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I took an old cue stick from Brazicki's Tavern in Jersey City. Put three guides on it and hose clamped a squidder to it. Best rod I ever used.

MrAC1980 10-30-2013 11:54 AM

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Hey Bobby if its from Brazicki's its probably vintage and worth a pretty penny! Please clean the blood off the butt sections though before applying epoxy! :D

JMM727 10-30-2013 10:09 PM

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Brazicki's Tavern in Jersey City! I've been there!!:eek:

Blackfish Bobby 10-31-2013 03:49 PM

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Ah yes... My hometown...Jersey City....That's where I learned to catch Tog through the sewer holes.

JerseyCoast 10-31-2013 08:24 PM

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T hat diagram is not 100% accurate. A true slow rod will bend fur there down the blank. That looks like it's been stretched or modified maybe.

I like slow rods for tog fir the same reasons that Kevin mentions. I also like a composite rod. I have watched too many graphite explode when snagged on a wreck. Using braid with a composite is plenty sensitive enough.

Spiral wrapped rods are excellent for bottom fishing. They have a better fit here than jigging like many use them for.

Many options out there. I like 7'6" myself. It gives me room to find more voids and holes. We have built all kinds but when a customer is asking me to suggest a rod...... composite with a slower taper. Fast tips miss fish for the average fisherman.

Kevin Bogan 11-01-2013 09:55 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JerseyCoast
T hat diagram is not 100% accurate. A true slow rod will bend fur there down the blank. That looks like it's been stretched or modified maybe.

I like slow rods for tog fir the same reasons that Kevin mentions. I also like a composite rod. I have watched too many graphite explode when snagged on a wreck. Using braid with a composite is plenty sensitive enough.

Spiral wrapped rods are excellent for bottom fishing. They have a better fit here than jigging like many use them for.

Many options out there. I like 7'6" myself. It gives me room to find more voids and holes. We have built all kinds but when a customer is asking me to suggest a rod...... composite with a slower taper. Fast tips miss fish for the average fisherman.

Tom, cant agree more "Fast tips miss fish" They already know you are there as soon as you lift up on a fast taper rod.

Captain Rich 11-01-2013 11:11 AM

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Bah... Why do you guys waste your time on tog when there are stripers to be caught ????

Captain Rich 11-01-2013 11:12 AM

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:D I just like throwing gasoline on fires ! :D

JerseyCoast 11-03-2013 07:50 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kevin Bogan
Tom, cant agree more "Fast tips miss fish" They already know you are there as soon as you lift up on a fast taper rod.

Absolutely Kevin.... As I have said in the past....I am still using a Fish Poison Rod on many trips. I send several guys down/up to you for them. One of the better Tog Rods that I have used. I carry 2 rods on every trip and one is from Kevin Bogan. How's that for advertising.......for my " competition"?????? Ha ha.... ( I have admitted to my Fish Poison Rod many times in public too ). I find many guys on the boat get a real laugh out of it...... but the truth is the truth..... :D


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