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  1. Took some microwave pics. different guides couple 6’ bay and 7’
  2. 50 blanks UL and up , 5 to 7’ great crappie/ trout/ flounder bay builds.. enough to be busy for a while..
  3. We have used those for many years, have 4 or 5 rods in shop most times to check out. there a a few different rings types to choose from. we have done demos with them and regular rods. Same blanks , just different guide setups. i usually tell guys the cast smoother than regular. Not really any further ..
  4. We have used those for many years, have 4 or 5 rods in shop most times to check out. there a a few different rings types to choose from. we have done demos with them and regular rods. Same blanks , just different guide setups. i usually tell guys the cast smoother than regular. Not really any further .. try casting both setups together before you buy..it’s part of getting rod built for you..
  5. I don’t this is a few that we use and stock here, build for fishing around here , nj, pa, md..
  6. We use a lot of phenix for nj , de, md mostly custom, have a couple factory rods. Seabass, flounder, probably be hanging weight on them next weekend..
  7. Weekends fill up on the better boats. weekdays sometimes unavailable. tournament season, can be full. we usually wait till fish come in late May, early June. And plan a weekday trip on one of the boats I listed.. if you are coming during a specific time, you can book ahead. And hope for fish and weather.
  8. United composites, us79XF torzite guides. a few months till it’s time to use.
  9. Usually only extras are fish cleaning. trips are mostly 10-12 hours. ride out to grounds, start fishing, trolling, fish till it’s time to head in. Some guys do tuna/ tile trips. troll for tuna, then deep drop for tiles. Depending when you go, tuna, mahi, tile fish are possible. the early season usually has a good week or so of tuna, late May/ June, then boat traffic slows it down, let me know if/ when you go, I’m usually around..
  10. Yes your Freind/ family or like we do just put 6 guys together.. I usually have 3-4 and fill in with new guys. Yes you bring up to 6 on most boats. captain and mate, do not count..
  11. Yes ocmd Generally you choose a boat, like, finatic, spring mix, turning fins, boss Hogg, (6people).. look at prices, pick one you can afford, usually 2000 and up. put deposit on a day, and get your crew together. or boats like the first 3 do open, so you can pick a day where spots are open, go as a single or 2-3..whatever room is open. they run 375 a head and up. plus tip, and fish cleaning, I usually do a few trips during week.(that’s the best time). we sometimes have spots ( on those boats). I have a 23, don’t do much tuna on mine, but fish most days…
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