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For those who fish a Whopper Plopper 110 , what is your current rod , reel and line set up ?

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7' M/F, 7.3:1, 20lb braid no leader.

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The 110 doesn't need a super stout rod. I use my walking bait rod 6ft 6 M/F 20lb. braid.

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7’2” Zolo Toadface.  With a Tatula Elite reel you have to make sure you have enough line and be careful not to throw it into the next County...

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4 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

7' M/F, 7.3:1, 20lb braid no leader.

What size are you throwing, the 110?

 

I'm loving this lure.  I love the 110 and 130 size.  Typically I'll throw the 130s on a 4 power rod.

 

  110 size is what I throw the most a powell 683 and lews tp 7:1. I have quickly tied one on to a 723 powell endurance, with same reel.  Generally I think you can stick to a Medium rod, or even MH for the 110.  The 130, start thinking about a stouter rod. 

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3 minutes ago, Teal said:

What size are you throwing, the 110?

 

I'm loving this lure.  I love the 110 and 130 size.  Typically I'll throw the 130s on a 4 power rod.

 

  110 size is what I throw the most a powell 683 and lews tp 7:1. I have quickly tied one on to a 723 powell endurance, with same reel.  Generally I think you can stick to a Medium rod, or even MH for the 110.  The 130, start thinking about a stouter rod. 

I fish all 5 sizes, but that's the combo I fish the 75, 90, and 110 on. 

 

130 I use my frog rod, 190 a swimbait rod.

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*Thanks for the replies on the WP 110 set up ... I have a 7' MH/F (more like a fast / moderate) spinning rod  with a Daiwa 4000 size spinning reel loaded with #20 lb. Power Pro braid . I believe I'll tie the WP 110 onto straight braid with a double palomar knot and bomb this thing long over flats , transitions to deep water , etc. then reel steady obtaining the correct WP 110 sound - then hold on !

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4000 size reel is a bit big for my taste but that setup will do.  Good luck.   

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Two different setups depending what I’m doing.

#1 powell 755cb, 7:1 reel, 40lb braid I use this setup the most, long casts covering water.

#2 kistler argon 7’ mh, 7:1 reel, 40lb braid I use this setup fishing around cover doing more target fishing in tighter areas. 

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 I love The Plopper 110.  It is my favorite size.  Next favorite is 75, but, I only use one rod for my ploppers.  I found a really good quality, but very inexpensive rod.  It's a Cadence CR5 MH/F spinning rod paired and it's paired with a Shimano Ultegra 4000XG spinning reel.  The rod's max lure weight is 1oz, which is what the Plopper 110 weighs, so I cannot go any bigger with them. The line I usually use is the Power Pro Spectra Fiber Braided Fishing Line, but I just recently purchased the Power Pro Maxcuratro braided line 40lb test.  It's supposed to be 25% thinner, so I am guessing it's thickness is a little more than the 20lb stuff I am using currently.  Haven't used it, yet.

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My fave is a 90, but I also toss 110s occasionally. Both sizes on a 7'0" Aird-X MH/F; last year President with 20# Power Pro, this year Supreme with 30# Power Pro.

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I’ve been throwing them on a dobyns fury 735, lews superduty g with 50 lb braid. Probably overkill, I’d throw it on a 7’ MH all day long too. 

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