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This year was a weird one for Fluke. Most of my fishing is inshore under 60 Ft of water and I go fishing every good weather day of the summer. I fished in R.I. waters for 40 or more years. I been a deck ape on a head boat,sternman on a lobster boat and for about 20 years a rabid recreational...

I would go 7Bs all the way. Excellent Cap and boat. Uh I forgot to say I worked on it for a few years many years ago.No this is not a paid advert. just my opinion. treemanjb

They do look slow and clumsy but what they are doing is finning into the current and eating little jellyfish as they drift by. Suprisingly the sometimes leap clear out of the water and land back in on their side in an effort to rid themselves of parasites which are attached to their hide. treemanjb

Interstate and everstart deep cycle. Never fail.-20 where I live and still go great. I bought a gel battery fromWM and it wont fully charge from my Honda 50 and my interstate will. I always have a spare on my boat just in case but so far(15) or more years not needed. treemanjb

Thats a hoax treemanjb

Maybe I dont feel so bad now after seeing those. And thank you many times over. treemanjb

Maybe I dont feel so bad now after seeing those. And thank you many times over. treemanjb

Trevala is the way to go. Dependant on the jig weight there is one to fit almost any need for fluke. 6.5 ft. for me treemanjb

I will have to quit fishing and go live in a cloistered monastery . I got a prize comment for having the worst maintained reel ever. From Who??? treemanjb

Like a good friend of mine 70 yrs. old says. If we were left to our own devices we would have caught them all J.B.

I just signed up to this site yesterday. Thanks for the heads up Lep. Any how for my fishing I am partial to Abu 4600 and about any med. action pole under 7 feet. I guess I like a Med. Light Trevala best. The shorter the better as the fish is close to the boat for easy netting when I fish...