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I was wondering what the lightest spinning rod (line weight) would be to bring to the Nushagak River. Mainly i will be useing a spinning rod. I have a Rogue River baitcasting rod 10-20lb already that i can use when pulling plugs, but looking to pick up 2 more Lami's in the spinning version to bring and i would like to buy one that is as light as i possibly go, but yet has some backbone.
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I forgot to mention that i will be fishing from a boat mostly, some bank fishing i'm sure. The method from the boat will probably be spin-n-glos w/eggs
Are you talking about line weight/power or rod construction?
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Are you talking about line weight/power or rod construction? I assume we're talking about the chinook fishery.
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Yes Chinook fishery. From what I hear typical size of these fish are 20-25lbs with some caught in the 30-50lbs range. I was thinking line weight/power for rod.
The G 1313-S Mag Taper, if I remember right, used to be called the Kenal Guide model in both the casting and spinning rods. Very nice rods for Alaska.
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The G 1313-S Mag Taper, if I remember right, used to be called the Kenal Guide model in both the casting and spinning rods. Very nice rods for Alaska.
No one knows as much as all of us.