Falkus Posted August 18, 2018 Posted August 18, 2018 Just "re-found" another rod in the storage. I'm gotta pair it up with the Curado 70. What fishing presentations would be suitable for this ? Specs. Castaway go2 Med Light Rod Rod Length: 6'6" Number of Pieces: 1 Power: Medium Light Action: Moderate Line Weight (lb.): 8-14 Lure Weight (oz.): 1/4-1/2 Handle Material: Cork Rod Material: 24 Ton, IM8 Carbon Fiber Quote
TylerT123 Posted August 18, 2018 Posted August 18, 2018 Small cranks, small treble hook lures 2 Quote
Super User Jig Man Posted August 18, 2018 Super User Posted August 18, 2018 I have a Gloomis Bronze Back that is similar. I have a Curado X70 on it. I use 6# fluorocarbon line and fish Ned rigs with it. 2 Quote
CroakHunter Posted August 18, 2018 Posted August 18, 2018 Poppers and jerkbaits come to mind first off. Depending on how slow the moderated action is it could possibly be a good drop shot and neko rig rod 1 Quote
Super User Chris at Tech Posted August 18, 2018 Super User Posted August 18, 2018 To me, the moderate action takes "feel" or single hook techniques off the table. I think this rod would be well suited for spybaits, rapala minnow baits, small topwaters and cranks, etc. 1 Quote
GrumpyOlPhartte Posted August 18, 2018 Posted August 18, 2018 Since I just had my butt handed to me by a half dozen bass while using a M/L spinning rod, I feel I can speak with a little (darned little) authority on this subject. I was using small square bills, small Husky Jerks, 1/8-oz shakey heads with 4-inch senkos, and unweighted Exosticks. Used 2/0 shakey heads and 3/0 light wire Owner CPS with the Exosticks. Oh, and 10-lb test mono, which probably didn’t help. Results: Square bill - Hooked 3 ..... Boated 3 Jerk bait - Hooked 1 ..... Boated 1 Shakeyhead - Hooked 2 ..... Boated 0 Unweighted - Hooked 4 ..... Boated 1 I was in my sit-in kayak and I don’t get the greatest hook sets, but from the number of times I nearly fed myself my worm, I would definitely say the fine folks above aren’t lying! I love wrestling a feisty bass on a M/L rod, but i’m going to stick with treble-hook lures. Just a guess, but I suspect that spinning or baitcasting rigs would probably produce similar results. 1 Quote
Falkus Posted August 18, 2018 Author Posted August 18, 2018 Thanks guys for your inputs on that. I think I got a better idea since I did try to use it with one straight hook and it was always "MISSED" hookset. No wonder it went in the back of my storage Going to try for poppers and crankbait to see how it handles. Quote
Delaware Valley Tackle Posted August 18, 2018 Posted August 18, 2018 Single hook baits should be ok if they're thin or fine wire Quote
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