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What kind of line for your spinning rods?? Just in general, no specific techniques in mind. A good all around choice.

Picking your next spinning rod can be easy if you determine a budget and what you'll use it for. The following rods are from proven brands and will suit you well for your finesse fishing needs.

I pulled the trigger and have one on order, left hand XG model. Brand new for $293, finally the price is under $300 from Amazon. I do have quite a few BFS rods, with having the Phenix Feather 7'1" Light, Classic BFS casting rods in 6'8" and 7'1". What BFS rod for all around BFS fishing would you ...

Or How I Learned to Embrace The Poop. But terrible imagery , right? LOL �� First, I'm a dedicated ultralight bass fisherman with bias towards minimalism. I'm dedicated to a single rod and reel. Shimano Expride 264UL-2 paired with a Shimano Vanford 2000HG. I use mono and mostly use Sunline Supernat...

Well I’m finally ready to jump off the deep end and into top of the line rod territory. Outside of my Daiwa BLX, all of my rod are in the 150-300 dollar range. (Not that I paid full price for any of them, can always find discounts lol). But I need help picking an all round bottom contact rod. I m...

From left to right, some rods from brazilian market: 1- Rapala TS2 Spinning (30lb, H-power) 2- Shimano Compre (a 20lb rod underrated as a 15lb one, in the most shimanoish way. Actually the brand used the good reputation of the previous models, to sell a rod with cheaper carbon blank. 36ton to 24t...

Do you have a dedicated weightless wacky senko rod? If so, what rod are you using? Spinning or Casting? Even if it's not dedicated...what rod do you prefer to throw wacky senkos on? I've always used a spinning setup...but slowly thinking about switching to casting. thanks

I'm looking to get much more into fishing heavier vegetation this upcoming season. I'm looking for advice on what to look for in a rod that I could use to punch. Weights will range from 3/4 oz 1-1/2 oz.

Fishing flat-sided crankbaits is something that works like clockwork every winter. Here's how!

I'm looking for recommendations for a rod to fish 1oz jig heads (possibly a bit heavier) with a 5/8oz plastic on it and possibly 6in Little Creeper Trash Fish. This puts it a little bit outside the comfort zone of most heavy rods. I'm fishing for big walleye and bass with this rig, and the lure i...