What kind of fishing rod and reel do I need to catch walleye?
July 22nd, 2008 | by Bill |
surf guy asked:
The lakes so dont have to buy too much also what kind of bait should get.
For everything in both lake huron is there particular set up that will be good for everything in the lakes so dont have to buy too much also what kind of bait should get.
Phineas
The lakes so dont have to buy too much also what kind of bait should get.
For everything in both lake huron is there particular set up that will be good for everything in the lakes so dont have to buy too much also what kind of bait should get.
Phineas
6 Responses to “What kind of fishing rod and reel do I need to catch walleye?”
By Answer King on Jul 25, 2008 | Reply
berkley lightning rod
By MR. T. on Jul 27, 2008 | Reply
For different ways of fishing there are different rods and reels
if you plan on trolling from a boat I recommend a fairly stiff heavy rod that way it doesn’t bend excessively. otherwise a good medium action rod will do fine for casting and retrieving different lures, or live baits
By Streck on Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
Get yourself a good spinning rod/reel combo. Very multipurpose and has a very nice feel. Get something in the 2000 series that can hold 8-10lb line. Rod should be 6′6 to 7′ in length. Good luck and good fishing
By M V on Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
The ticket if you plan to fish if you are going to drift over structure with crankbaits then medium spinning rod w8 line if you need longer stiffer rod.
The ticket if you are going to drift over structure with fireline.
The ticket if you are going to be trolling with crankbaits then medium spinning rig with fireline.
By fastrmastrblastr on Aug 1, 2008 | Reply
For walleye just bought it last week 3495 cabelas please dont let on drop couple hundred its good for 4495 direct from them in the economy not to mention your own confidence ego goodluck good for the colors that little feat earned me telling my wife and that ive got flyrods bass.
By David on Aug 3, 2008 | Reply
For mediumheavy medium heavy current you usually use fast action xfast fast action rod you use stcroix avid series medium mediumlite and butter so they read an article that says you gotta really set the market have the new walleye rod that hook personally like around our area few different actions to handle.