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I use a 7'4" heavy/fast at the moment. Any 7'+ H/F that isn't a broomstick works great for me.

Awesome, I'll have to get some seat time in one. Looking to upgrade to a pedal yak and for under $2k that looks like a sweet deal.

How is the Compass for stand-up fishing?

Casting only right now,

Irod Fiber. Feel like it should be mentioned more in the $100 rod debates. It's smoked every $90-$120 rod I've used. Though I haven't used the Fury which seems to be THE rod in that price point.

Welcome from Perrysburg ?

I think it's because when people think of fishing they think of casting out a nightcrawler, sitting in a chair and staring at a bobber for hours on end. That is insanely boring.

2-4 rods and a backpack with 4 3600 boxes and a few bags of plastics.

Depends on what you're wanting to accomplish.. what lures and line you'll be using. Some things are better suited for casting, some spinning. I've been mostly a bank angler my whole life up until this year (kayak now) and I don't own any spinning rods. I even drop shot and throw ned rigs on a casting outfit.

Irod Fiber 7' H is the best frog rod I've owned. Tip action is perfect and it's powerful

People who try to sell a used $100 rod/reel for $95 plus shipping.

If that's the case it would probably make a good treble hook rod.

Aird X seem hard to beat for the price. I'd get a M, MH and H. That will cover everything you want to do.

Pelican Catch 100. Have only used it once but these are the pros/cons gathered so far. Pros- -comfortable seat -padded standing area -good sized tankwell for storage -lockable front hatch -adjustable foot rest -gear tracks -4 flush mount rod holders -paddle holder on each side - lightweight and affordable -stand up assist strap Cons- -not super fast -stand up assist strap is too short and difficult to reach from the seat -front hatch storage is the length of the kayak https

Nice write up.. I own the SV and CT.. love them both. With all the hype surrounded the Fuego right now it looks like I'll need to try one out soon.