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why does it have to be a lami?

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Hi, Look into the Lami GBT 84 series 1L, 1M, and 1H. The 1L is great for fluke w/ 10# mono (or your choice of braid) w/20-30# 6' mono shocker, (PB 13.5# off Quonny in 12ft of water). The two heavier models are good for deeper water and heavier line. PB on a codfish using GBT 84 w/Newell and 30# Dacron, was 28# on the Indian out of Kennebunkport. One caution, do not try to swing the fish into the boat using the rod, gaff, net, or grab the shocker. The finer tips on these rods will not take the dead weight of a larger fish. Best I can say is, light , powerful and guaranteed for life. Go get 'em. Casey Ghee

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I have an Inshore Classic and a few Triflex 7025 and 7030 rods. I reach for the Triflex rods 9 times out of 10. If you get a discount, compare that to the SOL price. It's the best discount I've been able to find and I look pretty hard for good prices. icon14.gif

 

I have BL series rods but now I would get the TFX series with the cork handles just because I like cork.

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Built a few ocean fluking rods for some friends last winter on CGBT 84 1M blank - sweet rods. It's a triflex blank & the composite construction gives a nice soft feel when using braid, yet plenty of lifting power. The factory rod would be the BL 7030 (foam grips) or the TFX 7030 (cork grips).

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i have to chime in and agree with the 7020 TFX for the raritan bay. rods good up to 6-8 ounces, but 2-4 is its wheelhouse. depends how deep youre talking, 10-12 ounces the TFX 7040 is probably perfect, although the 7030 might work. the inshore classic is another nice rod. i have the spinning IC70MH. good for 1-4 ounce bucktails, i use it for some light action striper action too. they have a ML version of the rod if you want a little lighter action

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