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<blockquote data-quote="MSA" data-source="post: 496380" data-attributes="member: 193"><p>Theres some really nice travel rods out there that fit in your luggage, but if you want something for big game in the surf and casting distance in that 12-15 foot range, you'll have to buy when you get there or pay the 250 dollar over size fees at the airport both ways. A decent surf rod is 80-150 bucks.</p><p></p><p>youd like the panhandle gulf area better, between destin and Pensacola, Theres less people, the water is deeper so theres more species like tuna, red snapper, Mahi and sailfish you can get from shore, piers, & kayaks, and of course all the inshore stuff like reds and flounder, and it also has the biggest sharks you can target from the surf.</p><p></p><p>in South Florida, I would make the drive East to fish the Atlantic side vs. the gulf side....even the backwaters and canals over there have more fishing opportunity than the gulf side</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MSA, post: 496380, member: 193"] Theres some really nice travel rods out there that fit in your luggage, but if you want something for big game in the surf and casting distance in that 12-15 foot range, you'll have to buy when you get there or pay the 250 dollar over size fees at the airport both ways. A decent surf rod is 80-150 bucks. youd like the panhandle gulf area better, between destin and Pensacola, Theres less people, the water is deeper so theres more species like tuna, red snapper, Mahi and sailfish you can get from shore, piers, & kayaks, and of course all the inshore stuff like reds and flounder, and it also has the biggest sharks you can target from the surf. in South Florida, I would make the drive East to fish the Atlantic side vs. the gulf side....even the backwaters and canals over there have more fishing opportunity than the gulf side [/QUOTE]
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