Equipment You'll Be Using During Flounder Fest

[Shaggy]

Hey guys. I'm pretty excited that the date for flounder fest was moved to 4/27-29 since I should be down there that weekend as well. I've already started thinking about my gear and I'll be investing in a new rod this year to go with my Stradic 3000. I plan to try fishing with really light line (8 lb braid or so) and smaller bucktails and jigs. Of course, I'll have a nice supply of flounder rigs in case they're not interested in jigs

Just thought I'd start a thread to see if anyone else was going to try new equipment or techniques for flounder this year. I can wait for the season to get going.

Oh yeah, the rod I'm buying is a St. Croix Legend Tournament Spinning Rod. Model# TBS71MF; Length 7'1"; Action: Fast; Power: Medium; Line: 6-12

[StepChild]

I'm sticking with DYNOMITE!! Works most of the time... :)

[TerpHeels]

I'm not even bringin a fishin rod...

[3400 SS]

I'm sticking with DYNOMITE!! Works most of the time... :)

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! Going with the old stick bait?

[Lance]

I'm riding with Terp...

[Steve F]

I just want to catch a damn flounder, might use Andy's method

[David]

steve target oyster toads that should do it.

[Shady Grady]

A miller lite beer can is kick adds bait or was that just a blank jig head with a minner

[TerpHeels]

Just me but I personally don't like spinners 4 flat fishin...I prefer the ease on the dropback of a conventional.

[mrobertson]

Just me but I personally don't like spinners 4 flat fishin...I prefer the ease on the dropback of a conventional.

X2 - i've switched all my gear over to conventional, it just seems to work better for me.