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What blank do you recommend for electrical reel?
BTW, this is not for me.. He does deep sea fishing on a boat like Yankee Capt.

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I am thinking of Calstar grafighter 800H...
BTW, I am also looking for a rod builder locally for this rod...

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yeah no to the calstar

but if he is using like one of those small cyborg reel maybe but yeah no
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Depends on what you wanna do but take a look here

http://www.captharry.com/product/Electr ... ic/98.html
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Do you know if chaos rod store at pompano location sells rod for electrical reel?

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STRIZ wrote:Depends on what you wanna do but take a look here

http://www.captharry.com/product/Electr ... ic/98.html
To use it at normal party boat like Yankee Capt., it has to be straight butt. It looks like rod length for electric reel is 5-6ft, which is perfect but boat with no rail...but It may be too short for yank Capt...???

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if it's electrical use EMT conduit 8)

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who am I kidding.

For electric reels, use a blank made of Chinese noodles!

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Thank you for the excellent info.
I greatly appreciate.

No wonder...your wrap was so fancy... :thumright:

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a 800h won't be good with much over 16ounces let alone a few pounds. If he's going to spend the money look at United composite, they make a blank just for tile fishing. Also look up what guys in the north east use for tilefish. They mostly hand crank but will still be perfect for the smaller daiwa/shimano electrics.

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Thanks Bro... :thumright:

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you're welcome :toast:

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This is for shimano electric reel. It seems I need rod that can handle line weight up to 100+ LB.

UC blank looks very traditional American boat-fishing blanks that can not go wrong.
I also think Clastar E glass blank (not grafighter) may also be OK for electric reel.
E glass blank is strong.

It appears that Phenix Black Diamond Hybrids are blanks with a little more edge...
I heard of phenix many times but never really check the spec but I was surprised to find out they have blank made of woven carbon and kevlar... Kevlar is one of strongest composite I know...So I can appreciate how strong this blank would be...

I am thinking of PHD760X2H.
http://www.mudhole.com/Phenix-PHD760X2H
Line weight :40-100lb
blank weight : 9.3oz
action: fast
butt: 0.92mm
tip:8.5 (3.4mm)
length: 7'6"

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All joking aside. Kevlar or carbon composite is no match against solid fiberglass.

Use a solid fiberglass blank rated around 80lbs or more if using electric reels.

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It really depends on how you define the strength... Tensile strength is Carbon fiber is highest...Strength to weight ratio is carbon is highest...

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kblue wrote:
STRIZ wrote:Depends on what you wanna do but take a look here

http://www.captharry.com/product/Electr ... ic/98.html
To use it at normal party boat like Yankee Capt., it has to be straight butt. It looks like rod length for electric reel is 5-6ft, which is perfect but boat with no rail...but It may be too short for yank Capt...???
Why does it have to be a straight butt Blue?
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you gonna spend $200 on a blank only plus s&h ,its gonna be a lot of $ ,but if $ not a problem go for it...what reel are you getting shimano what?

i agree with sandbar SOLID FIBERGLASS cheaper stronger cant go wrong ,its heavier but you could lean it on rail ,cover blank with a clear hose ...
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crashmister wrote:
kblue wrote:
STRIZ wrote:Depends on what you wanna do but take a look here

http://www.captharry.com/product/Electr ... ic/98.html
To use it at normal party boat like Yankee Capt., it has to be straight butt. It looks like rod length for electric reel is 5-6ft, which is perfect but boat with no rail...but It may be too short for yank Capt...???
Why does it have to be a straight butt Blue?
He will fish on party boat where railing is surrounded... I think bent butt would be hard... And it is not for swordfish but tilefish

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permitchaser wrote:,its heavier but you could lean it on rail ,cover blank with a clear hose ...
That's why I like this hybrid blank between carbon and Kevlar.
Kevlar is known for great surface resistance.

Deep sea drop rod needs to have fast reaction or extra fast to feel the bite and I don't know how gainer galas rod would work... Fiber glass is good for trolling or live bait but deep drop rod will need a good content of carbon... It is just my impression... Again this is not for sword fish but tiles or snappers

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you said to handle 100+ ok then...
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Raul

He will check Chaos place and then let me know if he will go with Chaos or nor.
If he wants custom rod, then I will let you know. :toast:

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Chaos its good :thumright:
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I have a Chaos rod for my Tanacom 1000 and liked it very much. I would highly recommend one. Mine cost around 140/150.

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Blue, is this guy planning by on holding this, or putting it straight up in a rod holder? Still unclear on how he's planning to use it. I know they have some nuclear power supplies for these that are light but unbelievably powerful. Guy had a Diawa on a west coast (of Florida) red snapper trip I did a few years ago. Batteries cost almost as much as the reel. Not sure the rod but whole the rig weighed a ton
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Holding by hand... So you still have to use your muscle...
He has Shimano reel just got from Japan... Electric reels are common for Japan and Korea bottom fishing since water gets deep quickly and current is ripping... Some area high tide and low tide delta is more than 16 feet...two pound weight may hold the bottom...hand cranking gets too much...

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This guy must be bruce lee to fish stand up electric reel and rod.

Most if not all leave it in the rod holder and push the buttons to drop and retrieve.

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Sometimes, i just don't know what to say...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4thOMTgWIw

You seem reading only what you want to read from other's posting...
I have been saying this rod is for party boat with rail surrounded and no bent butt can be used...
People don't spend a big money without knowing what he is doing.

Chinese noodle and bruce lee...oh boy I don't know what is in your brain...
I assume you don't know difference between English and Irish or Jamaican and Puerto Rican...whatever...lol

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ffishermen1 wrote:I have a Chaos rod for my Tanacom 1000 and liked it very much. I would highly recommend one. Mine cost around 140/150.
Hey ffishermen1

He told me he got Tanacom 1000 as well...
Can you tell me what model of Chaos rod you got?
What size?

Thanks Bro

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We fish CHASO rods. On this episode, during the day deep dropping we were fishing Chaos 7'0" K 30-60 lb conventional rods and 8'0" graphite rods at night for grouper/snapper. Thanks for watching. - Capt Mike 
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Thanks Sandbar

Because of you, I found what I need... :toast:
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Rare, I just recalled from your post about how to post youtube...
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