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  • pieman
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    Just left Academy and they have the Allstars on sale for $49.

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  • Lori77563
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    I agree with Jhua, they have the best balance for a rod under $100. Buy them at Bass Pro with the extended warranty if you break it they give u credit to get what you want. The 6'MH is a great flounder rod.

    Originally posted by Jhua View Post
    I personally love the Berkley lightning rods. Not the new black ones but the older black and red ones. Sensitive tip and light as a feather. It is an.awesome trout rod and imparts great action on arties. Doesn't have a good backbone so I miss more reds than I wish to know but a great all around rod. usually they are 35 plus tax at academy.

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  • dlane
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    Originally posted by FischerAngling View Post
    bump for the Castaways. Cheap and you can return them to Academy when they break.
    I agree

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  • Beandaddy
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    Not any more.
    Beandaddy

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  • WadinMoron
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    Originally posted by FischerAngling View Post
    bump for the Castaways. Cheap and you can return them to Academy when they break.
    Good to know. Can you also return All Stars?

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  • Curmudgeon
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    It ought to make you pretty happy.

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  • Overkiller
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    Thanks everyone, I ended up picking up a 7ft Castaway from academy. The only Jhua endorsed Berkley there had a busted tip. I'll try it out this weekend.

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  • FischerAngling
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    bump for the Castaways. Cheap and you can return them to Academy when they break.

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  • WadinMoron
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    Originally posted by WestEndAngler View Post
    I have Castaway Rods with my Stradic's.

    I have 12-15 Stradics that range in various sizes from 1000 series to 8000 series.

    About to go to FTU and purchase a Saragusa to replace the missing 8000 that now resides in Davy Jones' locker. Have to upgrade at least 1 reel to use tuna poppers on
    Thanks WEA. A friend of mine snapped the tip of the rod on my stradic 2500, and my grandfather left me a Schimano Symetre 4000 FH. I need a pole for each, so I will definitely check out the Castaway rods you suggested. These are my alternate rod/reels, so I wasn't looking for anything fancy.

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  • FlatoutFishin
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    Where are we...Florida?

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  • fathernson
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    Originally posted by Jhua View Post
    I personally love the Berkley lightning rods. Not the new black ones but the older black and red ones. Sensitive tip and light as a feather. It is an.awesome trout rod and imparts great action on arties. Doesn't have a good backbone so I miss more reds than I wish to know but a great all around rod. usually they are 35 plus tax at academy.
    I have only had one spinning rod under 50 dollars so I can't tell you of a good one... I can tell you the ALL Star I had snapped on the first fish. Jhuas spinning rods do really well for trout though, his hookup ratio on specs is pretty impressive.

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  • Jhua
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    I personally love the Berkley lightning rods. Not the new black ones but the older black and red ones. Sensitive tip and light as a feather. It is an.awesome trout rod and imparts great action on arties. Doesn't have a good backbone so I miss more reds than I wish to know but a great all around rod. usually they are 35 plus tax at academy.

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  • WestEndAngler
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    Originally posted by WadinMoron View Post
    I have the exact same reel, but I am looking to put it on a rod. I agree on the no 2 piece. What do you have with your reel? If you had to replace it, would you buy the same/similar thing?
    I have Castaway Rods with my Stradic's.

    I have 12-15 Stradics that range in various sizes from 1000 series to 8000 series.

    About to go to FTU and purchase a Saragusa to replace the missing 8000 that now resides in Davy Jones' locker. Have to upgrade at least 1 reel to use tuna poppers on

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  • WadinMoron
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    Originally posted by WestEndAngler View Post
    I do not fish 2 piece rods.

    I personally love my Shimano Stradic FH 2500 spinning real. Great all around reel.
    I have the exact same reel, but I am looking to put it on a rod. I agree on the no 2 piece. What do you have with your reel? If you had to replace it, would you buy the same/similar thing?

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  • FISHINFREAK
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    Penn pursuit and penn captiva not 2 pcs but are great combos for about $50-60

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