Where is the best place to buy a fishing rod?
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My First choice would probably be a friendly local tackle store with knowledgeable staff who'll let you try out a number of rods until you find the right one..... perhaps maybe even haggle a little discount on it.\n\nMy next choice (in the US), if the local tackle guy has been driven out of business by the big boys would be Cabela's, who I've heard are quite good..... or maybe a Bass Pro store... and if it's a spinning rod you're after for Bass, etc then look at either the Shakespeare UGLY STIK Lite range, or the BERKLEY LIGHTNING.... or of course Abu Garcia\n\nIn the UK, replace Cabela's & Bass Pro with "Mullarkey & Sons" or "FISHTEC"\nhttp://www.mullarkeys.co.uk (worldwide mail order delivery)\nhttp://www.fishtec.co.uk\n\nFor Mainland Europe + the UK, there's ASKARI\nhttp://www.askari-fishing.co.uk or http://www.angelsport.de
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go to places were they sell worms and bait for fishing,bait shops i live in alaska call hook line and sinker u will make a killing 907-835-4410 ask for larry the owner
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Go there and buy one. \n\nCheers!
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I live in Sussex and I asked the same question today. I haven't seen any for sale anywhere.  My hubby got one in a fishing tackle shop of all places in Angmering!
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My fishing friend lives in yiour city and he says these places have them:
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I believe Bass pro shop Outdoor World has some of all kinds. If you get it full of fish call me. lol Good luck
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You should call Bass Pro Shops (1-800-BASS PRO) they'll send you a catalog with the deepest running cranbaits, jointed plugs etc...for every type of situation known to fishermen. Storm and Mann are good Manufacturers but they are old school compared to some of these new Yamamoto or Excalibur companies that have specialization in certain fishing niches like deep diving plugs. They even have a special offshore catalog. Tight Lines!!
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Yea, I've got the link right here but your going to have to outbid me on a few things if you want them bad enough. A lot more hooks at a much better price at:\nhttp://sporting-goods.listings.ebay.com/Fishing_Terminal-Tackle_W0QQsacatZ31704QQsocmdZListingItemList\n\nThey have some great deals right now so you better jump right on it. I think they have a few 20 packs that I'm going to try to get my hands on.
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You can find them at most online fishing retailers.  www.basspro.com is a good one as well as www.cabelas.com.\n\nI'd like to make a suggestion though, depending on how much you're willing to put into it.  \n\nThe Team Diawa Viento is the best reel I've ever put in my hands.  They have a left and right handed model so that won't be a problem.  It retails at about $200 but it's really worth the price.  They just came out a few months ago and I've already got 6 of them.
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The best times and places depend upon the species being pursued.  There is good fishing somewhere all year in Colorado.  Many tackle shops have a blackboard listing fishing conditions in nearby lakes and streams and generally are a good source for this type of information.
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The first place to start is to go to your local tackle shop they are a mine of information they know where the best fishing will be. They will also know what rigs and bait is best.You could always look on your local water authority web site as well. Hope this helps,don't catch the big 'un as you'll make a lot of man jealous,I should know , the wife does it on a regular basis.
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If there is a bait shop near the pier than go and talk to the fisherman. (the ones who are catching fish)  But usually the bait store guy will tell you because his buddys are giving him the report. The most siimple way to rig is the top and bottom wire riggs, 1,2,3and maby 4, oz weights. dipending on what is biteing, use a #1 or # circle hook, if sea trout,(the stealth bombers of the sea) use somthing smaller cause they can hit and run in 2 seconds flat and steal your bait.  all of this stuff is cheap enough so buy a few extras cause your going to loose some on rocks and seaweed. 20 dollars will have you fishing for a month or two.
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the best bait is to ask the local fisherman what they use.use that.use the same technique anywhere you fish fresh and salt water .eventually you will learn .always ask the locals and you will groww as a fishermen
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If you can get a boat out from Brora,Golspie or Helmsdale area you can get some cracking sport.I fished that area last year and we filled 10 boxes with cod and ling between 7 rods and I think only 1 trace got lost and that was due to fisherman error.\nThe boat we used was called Bonny Lass and the skipper was called Tom Macrae (sorry dont have his number but I am sure its in the phone book)
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It depends mainly on where you live and what you are interested in fishing for. One good tip, for every species of fish start off using a spinning combo rod and reel. You can get on for less than $100.00. At your local tackle shop or even wall-mart. \nYou would really need to give more specific information, in order to be more helpful.\nYou can call any major outdoor shop (that sells fishing tackle) and if they are a quality company, they should take you under there wing and be more than able to answer all you questions.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI think Genie been at the cat knip again.
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These lures can be found in many, many places online.  \n\nTry here http://www.amazon.com/gp/search.html/ref=br_ss_hs/104-5908911-2922340?platform=gurupa&url=node%3D3375301&keywords=storm+lure+shad&Go.x=0&Go.y=0&Go=Go
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I want a G'Loomus Jig N' Worm casting rod that's 7'1" MH action, and a Shimano Calais 6.2:1 casting reel, model CL200ASV.  All together, not including line I would have to spend\n$744.99, and that is $744.99 more than I have.  I am working to become a professional fisherman, and one day will have that dream rig.  I put the links up for you to check out if you want.  Tight lines