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Saw a Berkley for 80 and a similar Tsunami for 150. Is there really that much difference? Trying to get a present for husband
exert-7 gave you a good answer and your huband would be very happy
I have an 8' Tsunami Five Star with a Jarvis Walker Integra Silver 5500 with i think 50# Power Pro. Is this an adequate rod for pier fishing? Any suggestions?
It depends on what you are fishing for and what part of the country you are fishing. The best way to find out is to go and try it out at the pier. You will know soon enough if you need to adjust anything. Tight lines!
I'm planning on buying a heavy 10 or 11' surf fishing rod and can't decide which of the above brands to go with. The ones I checked out cost about the same, but I'm not sure if that means the same quality. I welcome any help. Thanks.
Here are the particular types I'm considering: Daiwa Emcast Surf 11' Heavy, Okuma Longitude 11' Heavy, Tsunami Trophy Surf 11' Heavy, Penn Pro Guide 11' Heavy, Lamiglas Surfking 10' Med. Heavy. Thanks for all the help so far. I like Ugly Stiks too, but now I need something light and slim.
There ARE alternatives:
1. St. Croix 10' Triumph Surf Spin ($120)
Nice rod, & St. Croix!
2. The New Cabelas 10' "Salt Striker" ($89.99)
But to be honest, I think Ingun is TOTALLY right.
A 7' "Tiger Lite" or a 10' 6" Ugly Stik is your BEST choice. Ugly Stik makes an excellent Surf Rod. And at $59 & $99 it's a bargain. Go to Cabelas and look at the reviews for Ugly Stik Surf Rods!
If I had to pick from the above: Lamiglass or Daiwa.
Hope this helps? Good luck!
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