Fluke
Jul 23, 2020 18:22:55 #
Jul 23, 2020 18:28:31 #
Welcome aboard there doug. You will have opinions here shortly!
Jul 23, 2020 18:54:15 #
Doug: I suppose so, but I'm not up there, nor have I ever been. You should be hearing something here soon. Just Sayin...RJS
Jul 23, 2020 18:54:43 #
Doug6112 wrote:
Are there special rod and real combos for catching fluke?
I just use my 7' light rod and no problem reeling in some 20" flounder. I prefer 10 or 12 lb braid with a 2' fluro leader.
Depending where you are going if in NC check to see if the location is legal to keep. In this part of NC not legal until 8/18 thru 9/30.
Jul 23, 2020 20:51:53 #
Doug6112 wrote:
Are there special rod and real combos for catching fluke?
If I'm fishing from a boat I like to use a 5 or 6 foot spinning rig. Makes it easy to flip the bait out a bit to aid the drift. If I'm on the beach I use a 10 footer to cast and jig in.
Jul 24, 2020 06:49:26 #
plumbob wrote:
I just use my 7' light rod and no problem reeling in some 20" flounder. I prefer 10 or 12 lb braid with a 2' fluro leader.
Depending where you are going if in NC check to see if the location is legal to keep. In this part of NC not legal until 8/18 thru 9/30.
Depending where you are going if in NC check to see if the location is legal to keep. In this part of NC not legal until 8/18 thru 9/30.
North Carolina has had a ban on taking Flounder/Fluke since last fall.
Jul 24, 2020 07:51:45 #
Cleemartin wrote:
North Carolina has had a ban on taking Flounder/Fluke since last fall.
Yep, and had myself some nice keepers that are just days away from my belly.
Jul 24, 2020 09:39:45 #
Doug6112 wrote:
Are there special rod and real combos for catching fluke?
Hi Mr. Doug,
I don't think so, my friend Beth caught a couple a few weeks ago.
She was using 7.5' med/heavy that we bought for 40.00 a piece
for, rod and reel.
I think it's more of a personal preference.
I read somewhere about using a 2000 or 3000 series some use.
Zoey & Beth
Jul 24, 2020 15:04:29 #
I’m a big fluker. I use my largemouth baitcating rod for boats. It allows easy offlining with light tackle and from shore I use anything I have handy.
Fluke is my favorite. :-)
Fluke is my favorite. :-)
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