Looking for a spinning for Tog

[allmann]

I am looking for a tog spinning set up and was wondering what opinions people have on the Shimano Teramore Inshore NE TMSE70MH  coupled with a Shimano Stradic CI4 4000.   It was suggested by a buddy that loves them. I am open to any other suggestions also.  It will mainly be used for jigs for black fish and possibly for tossing buck tails when there is no drift for fluke. 

[Buck154]

Sounds like a good set up. Try your buddy's when you go out and that will let you know if it is good for jig fishing tog. 

[allmann]

I will be going out this month and am hoping to borrow it to see. I know there is a lot of experience on here, so was hoping to hear some pros and cons.  I am hoping Hammer weighs in, hes given me good advice in the past. 

[Buck154]

3 minutes ago, allmann said:

I will be going out this month and am hoping to borrow it to see. I know there is a lot of experience on here, so was hoping to hear some pros and cons.  I am hoping Hammer weighs in, hes given me good advice in the past. 

He will

[MZ7Extreme]

Personally I like longer rods for togging, minimum 7'6" and 8' as my go to.

I am not a fan of Shimano rods, but shimano reels are great.

My set up is a Daiwa Proteus 7'6" rod mh with a sustain 5000.

I have a heavier Daiwa Proteus rod with a sustain 5000 as well.

Edited April 2, 2019 by MZ7Extreme

[hammer4reel]

Check out the 7' MH Fenwick elite tech inshore spinning rod .

With a 3500 series spinning reel it's a sweet set up .

 

[allmann]

Thanks Dan I will check it out

[hammer4reel]

1 hour ago, allmann said:

Thanks Dan I will check it out

NP .

Im fishing that rod with an ABU  orah inshore 40.

it floats in your hand .

 

I also like black fish jigging with a low profile conventional also 

I use a battalion 1220 rod with a REVO BEAST  low profile 40..

another very light set up that’s easy to fight big tog with