Certified pro Lamiglas? for salmon reviews..

Akuracy503 · 03-11-2004, 03:30 PM

If you've used the Certified pro from Lamiglas in the 10-20 line rating (Medium heavy) for fall chinook, bobber egg presentation..Please leave your reviews, enough backbone? etc..

Im trying for a more finesse setup but dont want to waste too much time landing these fish either..
Will be mostly used for bank fishing tidewater.

Thanks

Rakkasan · 03-11-2004, 04:23 PM

To lite for our rivers. I have used th Lai 9' 12-25 for years. Good drift and bobber rod. I use it for keeper sturegon as well. Leave the 10-20 for big nate steel. Just my opinion.

Good luck!

Twitchs_Tackle · 03-12-2004, 06:08 PM

agree, too light. It is surprisingly soft, I use one for a loaner drift rod for friends, and have caught over 50 steelies on it in last 2 years. If you are lookin for a good, cheap bobber rod, check out the Berkley IM7's in either 8 1/2 or 9'. I have also seen the Shakespear Intrepid Heavy rods used for bobber rods. They work very well, are only about $40, and carry the same 1 year warranty as a Lami Cert Pro.

Fish Hawg · 03-12-2004, 06:17 PM

The only lamiglas I own is a certified pro bouncer one pice 8' i think. I bought it because I did not like how the gloomis BBR felt.the rest ar loomis, You cant go wrong with either company. just my

.....Ross