Topwater Caranx Ignobilis: Giant Trevally (GT) > Tackle & Techniques
PE1-1.5 ultralight popping outfit
Brandon Khoo:
David, in responding to your original question, Carpenter make some beautiful light sticks but I am not even sure as to how you would get one. BC64ULR and BC74ULR are suitable for the weight you're looking to fish. In Ripple, you could look at an Aquila like the 69M. At least I know I could get an Aquila!
Brandon Khoo:
Evergreen make a model that is quite similar - the Amazon Flip TMJC-70HX
--- Quote from: David Sharples on February 13, 2009, 08:24:58 PM ---
--- Quote from: Brandon Khoo on February 13, 2009, 10:47:32 AM ---Megabass sticks are beautiful but like any rod, if you mistreat them, they'll go on you. if you're looking for a Mephisto though, good luck. I got the last one made. They're no longer making this model.
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Damn you Brandon!
Will try megabassusa as they might still have stock...
Back to the drawing board...
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Andre van Wyk:
Brandon or David - Can you post the link to Evergreen's site if possible? I can't seem to find it...
Thanks
Brandon Khoo:
I have no idea what it is, Andre
Andre van Wyk:
Thanks Brandon, seems like a tough one to find... all my google searches come up empty handed....
I did Google that Amazon Flip TMJC-70HX you mentioned and got a link to Plat..... awesome looking rod..... I still can't believe they build some of these rods for Bass.... I mean Largemouth bass..... I know Bass canget upwards of 20 pounds, but in all seriousness, does one really need a rod with this kind of power for bass.....????
Some of the new Swimbait rods they are coming out with now ae insane... I guess when you are throwing foot long rubber swimbaits, its more for the lure than the bass.... but still....
Then again, as has been made mention of before, since when does "need" have anything to do with it? ;) ;D
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