Indicator rod for steel

[sabbatoy]

I am looking for a 9 1/2' or 10' in 7 or 8 wt to do some indicator fishing. I usually just c and d with my 9 foot sage, but ready for a new rod. I like a rod with a bigger fighting butt. I am looking at the TFO Professional and the redington RS4....Anyone use either rod..???? Thanks, Scott

[Silverbullet]

ive got a tfo and have used it drifting indicators quite a bit. the rod works well for me and is nice for overhead casting as well as roll. not sure about the rs4 though, i fished a redfly 11'3" rod for six years turning over indicators on lake erie tribs. worked great until i had to load up on shot it was not enough rod to turn it over. i now have a cpx switch that does a fine job. a side note is quick easy warranty replacement.that is how i ended up with the cpx. i dont feel u can go wrong with either rod.

[sabbatoy]

I just bought a Redington 9 1/2' in a 7 wt. I couldnt pass up the deal. Brand new for $94 out the door..I might pick up an 8 weight in the TFO to do some comparisons....Scott

[Count Dooku]

Hands down the G Loomis GLX CP slays the steel...

If you prefer the Darkside like Me...

http://www.gloomis.com/publish/content/ ... r_pin.html

[speyday]

TFO gets fantastic ratings for just about any rod out there......and the price point cant be beat.

Any 7 wt rod thats 9 1/2 r better with a faster action will do just fine. Dont sweat the details and fall victim to price rape.

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