looking for a new setup... please help!

bassfishing24/7 wrote:I personally like medium heavy rods, from 6'6 to 6'10” shimano rods have lifetime warranty and thier local.

.:LOLLY:. wrote:Since you're float tubing, I would recommend something in the 6'-6" or 7'-0".

What line do you plan on putting on the reels and what do you plan to throw?

ed5000x wrote:X2 on size and med heavy works well in the harbor hit up jeff see if he gots any good deals

sLiM562 wrote:

.:LOLLY:. wrote:Since you're float tubing, I would recommend something in the 6'-6" or 7'-0".

What line do you plan on putting on the reels and what do you plan to throw?

I'm planning to put braid line not sure how many pound test line yet and I'm just planning to throw swim baits and lures and jigs and I was planning to get a 6'8" rod but don't kno which rod to get

bassfishing24/7 wrote:

sLiM562 wrote:

.:LOLLY:. wrote:Since you're float tubing, I would recommend something in the 6'-6" or 7'-0".

What line do you plan on putting on the reels and what do you plan to throw?

I'm planning to put braid line not sure how many pound test line yet and I'm just planning to throw swim baits and lures and jigs and I was planning to get a 6'8" rod but don't kno which rod to get

Im useing 20# braid(Berkley fire line) on my setup,its nice and thin and super strong!

n2deepfsw wrote:I agree with 6'6-7' rod. I use line weight 8-17#
Lure from 3/8-1 oz
30# PP with 6-12# Flouro leader around 3'

aj7798 wrote:Shimano crucial or clarus are good rods i have both with the curados.

sLiM562 wrote:

aj7798 wrote:Shimano crucial or clarus are good rods i have both with the curados.

Yea they are really nice rods but also crazy expensive haha

bassfishing24/7 wrote:The only shimano rods I've had a terrible experience with r the low budget $20 spinning rods like from big5.they really suck!!! But the casting rods r awesome!!