Hello. Best size for salmon 20-35#? Does color make a difference? Thank you.
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use 2/0 not 2 don't really think color of hooks matter much sure catches us doesn't it? gamakatsu is way too expensive!!!
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Hi Omar: I'm not sure of the measurements of the dish; however, it depends on what size the fish is. Tilapia (sized) should work fine, but Salmon might be a stretch. I hope this helps.
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I tried a small GloFish light on my tank in an attempt to go cheaper. It was at Wallys for $16. I can honestly say it was much brighter and almost hurt my eyes and it was just a 4 inch stick. So, if you are looking for a GloFish experience, you should probably go with the GloFish light bars, imo. This light is a much more subtle blue. I think it would bring out the colors but not enhance them as much.
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I don't see a problem but okiaya also has 30-80 rod, the same size but stiffer. The choice would really be determined by the targeted fish. If you are going for huge makos, marlin or big tuna I would use the 30-80 but for fish under 120 # I like the 30-50.
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Don't know what's recommended, but I use mine for fishing in some really dicey circumstances. So I use the 33 gram. Personally, I want all the flotation I can get. I'm a 6' adult male. I'd save the 24 gram for kids.
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2500 or smaller is excellent for light tackle. I wouldn't get any size higher.
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And... why on Earth is the salmon 10 dollars more than all the others in the 5.5 ounce size? (I know they use BPA in the 5.5 and not the 3 ounce size, so I'm inclined to buy the 3 oz anyhow, but it just makes no sense.)
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I've got the salmon color, and it's plastic, nonslick. Great fit, doesn't add a lot of bulk
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I would definitely still get a Cob size. The full should fit for this summer but honestly I am not too familiar with that breed. Sorry I could not be more help.
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Those are different sizes. I'm not sure which is the largest. I bought the 40 to use on the Okuma SST (salmon steelhead trout) rod, which is a relatively heavy rod which I have 30lb braid on the reel (but the reel could easily take 12lb mono, and that would probably be the lb test I would use on that rod if I was running mono). If you are buying this for bass or trout, you shouldn't need anything larger than the 30.
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I ordered a stainless steel 19mm x 72" rod from a company online. Don't remember the name, I just Googled until I found a go price and delivery time. Use stainless steel if you can. My friend has a similar setup and we originally built his with steel, a 1"x72" rod. He has to keep the rod oiled up with cooking or olive oil.
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Hi Paul, I where a 32-33 and purchase a 34 size. They fit great and have a draw string inside. If I got the 32 I was concerned that they would fit to snug. I'm happy with the 34. I purchased two pair. They also give real nicely with crossfit moves. Hope this helps Kind regards Bart
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when fishing salmon or steelhead it' nice to get more leverage on them. The longer rod is a bit stiffer and can handle fairly largre fish.
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I would go with a longer inseam. They tend to be low rise . The waist maybe one size up because of additonal layers of clothing. Depends on what you want to use them for. For ice fishing, it's good to have a little more room to work on tip ups, etc.. ( lots of bending over..)
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I would say more of a salmon color. It's very pretty, but I wouldn't call it pink.
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Please help me with the size issue? my 8 yr old is 120 lbs at about 52 inches with a big belly. He loves the water, he's autistic and intellectually challenged and incontinent. We spend a lot of time in indoor pool all winter, sometimes the water is cold for him after being in the pool for a couple hours. I looking for something warm and comfortable. Than you, Aiden's dad
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7 x 16 and less than 1/4" thick... more than enough for a sizable piece of salmon. Hope it works out for you.