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Josh7388
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2010/01/03 21:42:31 (permalink)

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I am interested in pinning, and have been reading and searching things on it.  Could you  guys suggest a moderatly priced set up for steelhead and stockies in the spring, thank you for all your help.  And any other help would be greatly appreciated.
Josh
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    pan de maiz
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    RE: Brand New. 2010/01/03 21:58:36 (permalink)
    can you tell us a little more about the water you intend to fish?

    have a nice day.
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    Josh7388
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    RE: Brand New. 2010/01/03 23:27:22 (permalink)
    Well the tribs for steelhead, but more of creeks about the size of oil creek for trout
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    Mr Twister
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    RE: Brand New. 2010/01/04 21:56:47 (permalink)
    Good setup is an okuma sheffield which is the reel i bought in the summer and have no complaints. And a cortland float rod what ever length. i am using a 10'6 fenwick noodle rod right now cause thats all i can afford. Great on stockies but not so much on steel. I think an 11'6 or a 13 footer is a good choice. hope that helps.
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    mxdad66
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    RE: Brand New. 2010/01/06 20:58:14 (permalink)
    BPS has a 11'6" or a 13' Browning float rod for under $100.The sheffield and the 11'6" would be a descent start.
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