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Hello again everyone. So I have been going through my gear, preparing for spring already
, and have found a Shimano Calcutta 251 paired up with a Penn Power Stick. Now the setup seems a little heavy for FW and that is where my interest is. I was wondering if the reel paired with a lighter rod would be good for freshwater use, mostly just bass and pickerel and usually on the small side. If the reel isn't too much for small freshwater fish, any suggestions on rods? Thanks! |
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I have a similar size Daiwa paired with a 6 1/2' St Croix Premier. I've used it for fluke and throwing spinnerbaits for bass.
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Yeah I am guessing my dad used it for fluke and flounder with the rod choice. I will check that out thanks.
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Hey Andy. I dont know if you read it right, I already have a calcutta reel and am just looking for a rod to pair with it. Thanks for the advice though and what you do for NJ
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If you want a good rod without spending a lot check out the Berkley Lightning Rod or Berkley Lighting Shock. Very good rods for the money.
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Thanks Brian. I was under the impression that rounded casting reels like the calcutta might work better with a certain rod but I am guessing they can be used with any casting rod. I was looking to spend under $150. See the berkley comes in at around 50 so I will check it out. Thanks any more advice?
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