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| Start with this rod | Why it works | |---|---|---| | Snook, redfish, trout | 7' medium-heavy fast spinning | Enough backbone for structure, still casts light lures | | Flats or kayak fishing | 6'6"-7' medium spinning | Easier to cast accurately in tight water | | Grouper, snapper, reefs | 6'6"-7' conventional bottom rod | More lift for deep water and heavier sinkers | | Florida bass | 7' medium-heavy baitcasting or spinning | Handles worms, jigs, frogs, and spinnerbaits | | Surf fishing | 9'-11' medium-heavy surf rod | Longer casts and better line control in current | Best Inshore Fishing Rods for Florida Medium-Heavy Spinning Rods (7-7'6") For Florida's inshore species like snook, redfish, and trout, a medium-heavy spinning rod is the most versatile choice
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FINS Windtamer casts extremely well and has just enough memory to avoid the dreaded braided line tip wrap
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