Re: Egi Rod for boat use recomendations
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2018 6:35 pm
I use a $20 Kmart special, works for me
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I cant find it Dazz...have you got a link?dazz999 wrote:Matt read Paul Carters article The Egi &the SquidMattblack wrote:Cheers lads....Love to know you technique Steve (mines pretty simple...let it sink, 3 little tugs, let is sink).
What's a Rui rod worth Ducky?...and can you get them around 7ft?
I’m interested to know as well now. First time hearing about these.dazz999 wrote:what are the specs on these any linksducky wrote:Spend the extra and get rui’s rod. It’s farken sensational.
yea it took me ages to find it a long time ago i found it on Tacklebox.com.auMattblack wrote:I cant find it Dazz...have you got a link?dazz999 wrote:Matt read Paul Carters article The Egi &the SquidMattblack wrote:Cheers lads....Love to know you technique Steve (mines pretty simple...let it sink, 3 little tugs, let is sink).
What's a Rui rod worth Ducky?...and can you get them around 7ft?
8’3Lightningx wrote:I’m interested to know as well now. First time hearing about these.dazz999 wrote:what are the specs on these any linksducky wrote:Spend the extra and get rui’s rod. It’s farken sensational.
Great thanks.ducky wrote:8’3Lightningx wrote:I’m interested to know as well now. First time hearing about these.dazz999 wrote:what are the specs on these any linksducky wrote:Spend the extra and get rui’s rod. It’s farken sensational.
Weighs 99 grams
Toray blank with micro ti sic guides.
$300
It feels sensational in hand. Couple of mates bought em. No dramas fished out of the boat. However I’m hoping he brings out a model a bit shorter like my 7’8 Megabass caiyen.
Have you solved this Mattblack? did you find a 7ft proper egi rod?Mattblack wrote: ↑Tue Jun 05, 2018 9:50 amHi all,
I know there is a bit of debate whether or not Egi Rod's are a marketing ploy to get us to spend more money, but I'd like to get a rod specifically for targeting squid from a boat (mainly because I like the idea of it sitting in the rack rigged & ready to go). Anyone have an opinion on what I should be looking at? ($100-$200 budget)
P.S. I liked the sephia bb, but it seems too long to be using from a boat
I ended up getting a Catana Egi (7 1/2 ft)....dont really like it, it's too stiff and I'm not a fan of split grips (they dont sit in the rod holders/rocket launcher very well) I seem to get a better action out of a jig with my nibble tip whiting rod (it hasnt happened yet, but casting a big jig will snap it one day for sure).Seb85 wrote: ↑Thu May 28, 2020 2:29 pmHave you solved this Mattblack? did you find a 7ft proper egi rod?Mattblack wrote: ↑Tue Jun 05, 2018 9:50 amHi all,
I know there is a bit of debate whether or not Egi Rod's are a marketing ploy to get us to spend more money, but I'd like to get a rod specifically for targeting squid from a boat (mainly because I like the idea of it sitting in the rack rigged & ready to go). Anyone have an opinion on what I should be looking at? ($100-$200 budget)
P.S. I liked the sephia bb, but it seems too long to be using from a boat
I'm kind of in the same dilemma, being on kayak 8ft3 seems a bit long, hard to reach without bending the rod too much.
In my recent post, I mentioned my NS Black Water 702 egi rod is nice and light and good length, got the right action too, but it's a little too stiff and fast. I like soft parabolic egi rod.
Planning to sell it (being only used twice) and get a softer less fast egi rod.
Ok thanks.Mattblack wrote: ↑Thu May 28, 2020 2:59 pm
I ended up getting a Catana Egi (7 1/2 ft)....dont really like it, it's too stiff and I'm not a fan of split grips (they dont sit in the rod holders/rocket launcher very well) I seem to get a better action out of a jig with my nibble tip whiting rod (it hasnt happened yet, but casting a big jig will snap it one day for sure).
If I could only take out 1 rod for the day, it would be my whiting rod (Shimano Impact NXT)....have caught everything on that little beauty.