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Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 2,384
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Todd, I use a G Loomis 964C 8' rated at 12-25. They also make a 904C which is rated the same with a 7'6" length. Like Tony said, what is best for you will depend on your preferences and style. I suggest you stay in the range of Medium Light Power with Fast tip to Medium Power with a Moderate tip. You don't want to overpower Halibut, and you need to account for headshakes. Check out this article for reference.
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/guides/rodselection.html |
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#2 |
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I LOVE TONY'S VIDEO OF HALIBUT CARNAGE - I HAVE WATCHED IT ABOUT 7 TIMES
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 364
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 6,856
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Greg, Tony, Me....... We all use different types of rods with different types of line with different types of reels with different results, of the three I probably have the cheapest of the rods and reels. Don't be afraid to go lighter on your gear, bigger isn't always better and as you have read julie is a perfect example of this. After realizing What my rods and reels can handle I use them for everything from rock fishing to wsb, yt and of course halibut. Go with What feels good in your hand and not with What everyone else is using.
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Yes I am following the advice of my buddies
I am feeling blessed I was able to get a Greg Andrews signature gloomis bbr 964c halibut rod. On Sat I am getting the closest I can find on sale to Tony's halibut rod a calstar gfgr 700xl with a calcutta 400.
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