Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Big Steel on March 21, 2007, 04:08:18 PM
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So I am looking at a couple bar rods. Used mainly for Barfing. One is the Fraser King the other is the TFO 4120. I know they will both work, but which one would you guys suggest? :)
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Fraser King.
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Fraser King I also have one.
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what about choice of rods from shore and from a boat, do you use a shorter rod if from a boat??
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what about choice of rods from shore and from a boat, do you use a shorter rod if from a boat??
These would be shore rods, I have an 8 ft rod I could use if I was in a boat!! ;)
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You can these rods for the boat or shore.
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if you are going to fish mostly for the shore, the longer Fraser King is the rod to have. Very tough and hardly ever see one broke.Unfortunately not so for the TFO. If you are boat fishing, a shorter 8'-9' rod works better. The biggest advantage is when boating a fish it's easier to drag him close to the boat to net. The Lamiglas and Trophy XL medium sturgeon rods work well for this. I have all 3 of the rods mentioned and like them for the uses described above.
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if you are going to fish mostly for the shore, the longer Fraser King is the rod to have. Very tough and hardly ever see one broke.Unfortunately not so for the TFO. If you are boat fishing, a shorter 8'-9' rod works better. The biggest advantage is when boating a fish it's easier to drag him close to the boat to net. The Lamiglas and Trophy XL medium sturgeon rods work well for this. I have all 3 of the rods mentioned and like them for the uses described above.
Got Fish broke a Skeena King last summer. Luckily he got it replaced under warenty.
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I have the skeena king, very nice rod. Id go with the fraser king.
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another vote for fraser king.