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I have a Daiwa Emblem pro 1pc 8' rod that handles up to 3oz. Great for fluking, cocktail blues and some schoolies. I have it paired up with a slammer 4500 spooled with 20lb braid. Maybe check this rod out?
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Sorry for your loss.
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No matter what shoe you wear on the rocks, if it dont have metal studs, you will definitely slip. Best case, do what SinFish said. Just get a pair of Neoprene socks and wear your korkers or boots that have metal studs in them.
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I dunno....might have a hard time reeling in snappers with that lil guy...
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Nevermind, i was so focused on the reel at the beginning of the 1st video that i didnt realize that the background was a pic of the line lay....sry.
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GREAT Video Scoob! How is the Line lay on this reel? Is it comparable to at least a slammer? Do you have any pics on the line lay and how much line you were able to put on this reel?
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The exact name, Dark Matter Fishaholic Finback Shad. I'd paste a link, but you know how that would go.
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Dark Matter paddle tails come in wonder bread color but only in 5" sizes.
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If all else fails, throw a diamond jig with a green trailer tube hook. Sometimes something as simple and cheap like a tin can produce greatly.
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If you want a spook that can cast really well, check out the Gibbs wave walker.
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Hi guys, I have a few bare tins I would like to paint on. Would Rustoleum spray paint be the best option? Looking to painting some green and some pink. Also hoping it would have a gloss to it after it dries. Thoughts??
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I got a Daiwa Emblem 8' 1pc. Very light weight that i have used mainly for fluke, schoolies and cocktail blues.
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I just got an Daiwa Emblem pro 1pc rated 3/4-3. I have mine paired with a Penn slammer 4500 spooled with j-braid 8x 20lb. Works great. Very light rod. I primarily use it for fluke. I'm actually thinking of moving my reel seat down a little by rod builder.
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Check out the 1pc inshore Star rods at 7'. They are great for fluke and schoolies
