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Nice set up!

90lb is great!

Technically you could get away with using a penn battle 3 for 30lb - 50lb tuna. Any Tuna larger than that, 60lb+, will definitely be more of a challenge for the reel.

Great question! If you're fishing in an area where there is room for the fish to run, you can get away with a 6000 size. If you're fishing in an area where there are rocks, reefs, or any structure; you'd want to go with the 8000. All the best!

Hi, sorry for the delay! We are out of stock for the 11ft at the moment. We have the 10ft and that weighs 13oz.

We just asked Braden, and he mentioned it's really a matter of personal preference. However, he does prefer a straight fillet knife, especially for fluke, as he finds the straight blade makes filleting fluke easier.

Tautog, also called Blackfish, is a strong, dark fish found in the Atlantic Ocean that loves to hide in rocks/wreckage and is popular for fishing because it taste delicious. If you are able to go fishing for them, we highly recommend it!

Thank you so much! That is so kind of you, we appreciate it a lot!

It really can depend on the size of the bait you're using, but generally a size 3/0 or 5/0 is a solid choice. Thanks for the comment!

Great comment! You definitely can!

We appreciate that, thank you!

Raptor-X is stronger, but the Raptor-Z will penetrate better. Thanks for the comment!

@@Fishermenssource thank you

Thank you for the kind words & support! All the best

You have great taste! We would love to try a Shun knife one day.

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whatkind fish rod is good for tautog

tsunami saltx II inshore. looks like a really nice rod. 250$

6' 4" Medium Light - $199.99 6' 3" Medium - $199.99 6' 3" Medium Heavy - $204.99 6' 3" Heavy - $210.99 Thank you for commenting & supporting!

Thanks for your comment! Do you mean fast action?

@@Fishermenssource yes fast action. How would I fish a fast action rod?

For slow pitch jigging you wouldn't use a fast action rod. Fast action rods can be great for vertical jigging. They also can be great for speed jigging, using bucktails, and twitch baits. It really also depends what you're fishing for.

You'd think a tackle shop would have one somewhere, but we could not find one haha. We will try to get one for our next filet video! :)

100% true!! Great comment, we appreciate you!

@bringit3164 can you tell me what a good rod and spinning reel for a beginner that in the 300 range. I believe I have a bottom heavy setup with the Shimano Master 25. However, I'm not sure about the rod. The other thing is what is a fast action rod for?

@cristinearias6613 I started out slowpitch jigging with a Shimano Ocea Jigger, which is the standard. I paired that with a Seafloor Control Jam rod force 3. Once I found out, I loved slowpitch pitch jigging. I upgraded my reel to SOM. Deepliner logical rods are awesome, and I use them too.

@cristinearias6613 Slowpitch rods come in numbers ranging from 0, 1, 2, 3, etc. Each number is a jig range limit. Example Deepliner logical prime #4 is for jig weight 130-300g. Fast action rod refers to the tip action, and you won't see any of that stuff on a true slowpitch jigging rod.

@bringit3164 Yah, I really don't want a slow pitch Rod. I'm looking for a good all-around rod for top fishing that I can troll with a decent cast and fight. (PHENIX)? WHAT REEL? I have one specific for bottom, and I'm looking for a setup that I can toss into a kelp bed or a feeding.

We can help! Where are you going to be fishing & what are you fishing for?

@@Fishermenssource I’m fishing for flounder bluefish and maybe some stripped bass I fish at piers and beaches in nj I only have one setup right now and I don’t know how to use it It’s a 3/8 oz jig head with white gulp and I want to catch flounder with it and I don’t know any techniques and to make it so flounder will bite it My about to be bluefish setup is a pencil popper or maybe even a bucktail to sacrificed my striped bass setup is going to be like my bluefish setup And I’m willing to spend 30 dollars on it since I have 2 rod and reels

@@Saltwaterkillasame question with me for the jig technique I have a 3/8 oz to and a gulp soft plastic don’t know how to correctly use tho 😂 I vid on this would be perfect

We’ll make a video on this soon-thanks for the details! It’s best to carry various weighted jig heads until you get used to different fishing conditions. Water conditions vary daily, with tides and currents affecting your setup. Your main goal when fluke fishing is to keep the jig head on the bottom, using light twitches to trigger a bite. Depending on the day, you might need anywhere from 1/4 oz to 2 oz or more. Stay tuned for a video going over this in depth.

We will definitely make a video on this! Thank you for commenting. We want to help everyone learn more and hone their different fishing techniques. All the best! Stay tuned for the video!