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#105808 - 01/06/01 05:27 PM Salmon Rod?
STEELYDAN Offline
Parr

Registered: 05/13/00
Posts: 55
Loc: Bonney Lake, Wa, USA
Ok, I have my favorite drifting rod. I am looking at building or buying a plugging rod that will be used in my drift boat for springers and fall salmon. Any ideas would be helpfull.

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#105809 - 01/06/01 07:29 PM Re: Salmon Rod?
GreenSauks Offline
Juvenile at Sea

Registered: 03/11/00
Posts: 121
My favorite has to be the Loomis 1021c...It's an all around great rod, and will handle about any fish.

GS

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#105810 - 01/06/01 09:53 PM Re: Salmon Rod?
Bob Offline

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Registered: 03/05/99
Posts: 6367
Loc: Forks, WA & Soldotna, AK
Two votes for the 1021 ... only thing you might find is its a little light for pulling 16's ... if you run lots of 16's might look to the 1023.
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#105811 - 01/06/01 11:14 PM Re: Salmon Rod?
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Registered: 01/26/00
Posts: 6312
Loc: Vancouver, WA
You may also want to check into the 981 and the 982. I have one of each of these and also a 1021. For boat rods I like the 982 and 981 but for the bank nothing is nicer than the 1021 and 1023!!
Keith

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#105812 - 01/07/01 12:47 PM Re: Salmon Rod?
TH Offline
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Registered: 03/08/99
Posts: 621
Loc: Coos Bay, OR
STEELYDAN,

My favorite Salmon rod is the GL3 HS 981C. It is 8'2" rated 10-20. You can backbounce, run plugs (K-16's no problem) troll in the bays or rivers.. it has a great tip and enough backbone to bring in the biggest monsters in the water. The only draw back for some people is the fact that it is a 1 piece rod. The 982 is also a wonderful salmon rod.... a little bigger (12-25) but still a great rod.

The HSR 1021's and 1023's are also great rods, 8'6" 2 piece, rated 10-20 and 12-25... I fished the IMX 1021's this year in our Fall bay/river fisheries (Rogue, Coquille, Coos, Tillamook Bay) and they were awesome... it is nice to be able to watch your herring spinning through your rod tip

The 1021 and 1023 would probably be better drift rods, due to the extra length...

Thanks for letting me play.

TH
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#105813 - 01/07/01 03:53 PM Re: Salmon Rod?
FreeDrifter Offline
Juvenille at Sea

Registered: 11/01/00
Posts: 155
Loc: Vancouver,WA
Get a Loomis 981 or 982.

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