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Rod for Lucanus jigs
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    Rod for Lucanus jigs

    Hi all,

    I want to start using my Lucanus jigs, but not sure if I have a rod that will suit this style of fishing. The ones I have that might fit the bill are an old Shimano snapper special fibreglass - medium action but a really soft tip. The other one, which may be a bit light is a Team Daiwa 4-6lb with a very soft tip, but would be a bit light in the butt for bigger fish - its a great rod for fussy bream and smaller snapper etc.

    If none of the above is recommended by those who use them, what rod would suit (cheaper than the Tescata or T-Curve vertical jigging rod)?

    Cheers
    Boat: Seafarer Vagabond
    Live: Great South East....love Moreton Bay fishing

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    Re: Rod for Lucanus jigs

    I use a Pflueger Patriarch 7ft 4 - 6kg with 15lb Tas line to a 12lb flouro leader on a 2500 reel. Works for me :-D

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    Re: Rod for Lucanus jigs

    Thanks mate
    Boat: Seafarer Vagabond
    Live: Great South East....love Moreton Bay fishing

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    Re: Rod for Lucanus jigs

    In all honesty most rods will work, though slower action rod are usually better. The slower action seem to work well with the small hooks on the octos to get a hookup and to avoiding pulling the hooks.
    Cheers Chris

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