fishing rod reel combo for soft plastics

[idkidkidk905905]

any suggestions on what fishing rod combo i should buy to use soft plastics? i'm new to fishing so i don't know much

[fisho999]

shimano Sedona xt, 1-3 kilo or 2-4 depending on what your budget is. what are you targeting?

[idkidkidk905905]

shimano Sedona xt, 1-3 kilo or 2-4 depending on what your budget is. what are you targeting?

well I've been fishing for a while with my dad but haven't been able to catch anything so I guess I'm targeting any salt/fresh water fish but really want to catch a flat head

[Sebb]

any suggestions on what fishing rod combo i should buy to use soft plastics? i'm new to fishing so i don't know much

Let's start with your budget. How much you're willing to spend?

A light graphite rod is nice that can range from $50 up to $500+
The reel is generally lighter as it goes higher in price.

Note, though lighter and stronger, graphite rod can break easily if not handled properly. While fibreglass rod is heavier, it's almost 'unbreakable'.

This Sienna 2500 Quickfire 2-4kg combo is a good beginner combo (for the price) to lure fishing with graphite rod.

https://www.anacondastores.com/fishing/ ... 0759-black

[idkidkidk905905]

any suggestions on what fishing rod combo i should buy to use soft plastics? i'm new to fishing so i don't know much

Let's start with your budget. How much you're willing to spend?

A light graphite rod is nice that can range from $50 up to $500+
The reel is generally lighter as it goes higher in price.

Note, though lighter and stronger, graphite rod can break easily if not handled properly. While fibreglass rod is heavier, it's almost 'unbreakable'.

This Sienna 2500 Quickfire 2-4kg combo is a good beginner combo (for the price) to lure fishing with graphite rod.

https://www.anacondastores.com/fishing/ ... 0759-black

my budget would be $130 so I guess it'll work:) what would be a good fishing line to use? or should the stock one be fine? i'm using the zman grubZ
and the Berkley Gulp Turtleback Worms

[Sebb]

any suggestions on what fishing rod combo i should buy to use soft plastics? i'm new to fishing so i don't know much

Let's start with your budget. How much you're willing to spend?

A light graphite rod is nice that can range from $50 up to $500+
The reel is generally lighter as it goes higher in price.

Note, though lighter and stronger, graphite rod can break easily if not handled properly. While fibreglass rod is heavier, it's almost 'unbreakable'.

This Sienna 2500 Quickfire 2-4kg combo is a good beginner combo (for the price) to lure fishing with graphite rod.

https://www.anacondastores.com/fishing/ ... 0759-black

my budget would be $130 so I guess it'll work:) what would be a good fishing line to use? or should the stock one be fine? i'm using the zman grubZ
and the Berkley Gulp Turtleback Worms

A braid line will be perfect, but takes some time to get use to. Can get wind knot etc. Once you're use to it, it's generally better than mono line for what you do.
Assuming landbased for the usual bread and butter species.
8lb or 10lb braid will do and fluorocarbon leader.

[idkidkidk905905]

any suggestions on what fishing rod combo i should buy to use soft plastics? i'm new to fishing so i don't know much

Let's start with your budget. How much you're willing to spend?

A light graphite rod is nice that can range from $50 up to $500+
The reel is generally lighter as it goes higher in price.

Note, though lighter and stronger, graphite rod can break easily if not handled properly. While fibreglass rod is heavier, it's almost 'unbreakable'.

This Sienna 2500 Quickfire 2-4kg combo is a good beginner combo (for the price) to lure fishing with graphite rod.

https://www.anacondastores.com/fishing/ ... 0759-black

my budget would be $130 so I guess it'll work:) what would be a good fishing line to use? or should the stock one be fine? i'm using the zman grubZ
and the Berkley Gulp Turtleback Worms

A braid line will be perfect, but takes some time to get use to. Can get wind knot etc. Once you're use to it, it's generally better than mono line for what you do.
Assuming landbased for the usual bread and butter species.
8lb or 10lb braid will do and fluorocarbon leader.

ok thank you

[mefish]

Sebb is right on with the recommendation. Best of luck and enjoy.

[purple5ive]

If you want to save money then look at the savage gear combos that are sold in a box, most bcf stores have them and they are clearing them for 80 odd bucks.
You get a rod, reel spooled with braided line plus some plastics and jigheads in the box.
Excellent value for beginners!!