TUCR new Rod

  • Lawrence Luoma
    Posts: 51
    October 24, 2014 at 9:30 am #1466835

    *Disclamer (got ya) this not the new rod they are Releasing!*

    As some of you know Schooley reels have been the number one winning reel on the UPL, NAIFC and Team Extreme Circuits. It has been a huge advantage that has allowed my partner and I to win back to back UPL TOY’s. Well my Schooley Reel/Rod just got Tuned Up. A Special Thanks to the guys at Tuned Up Custom Rods who made me a custom rod that I believe is the perfect rod to match a schooley reel. There’s no doubt the MI guys have influenced my style of competitive fishing specially utilizing a Schooley reel. Through their influence I came up with the idea of creating a quality rod with quality components. TUCR was able to take that idea to make this gem!! Thanks guys at TUCR!!

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    Lawrence Luoma
    Posts: 51
    October 24, 2014 at 9:32 am #1466845

    More Pics!!

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    Ben Putnam
    Saint Paul, MN
    Posts: 1001
    October 24, 2014 at 12:11 pm #1466922

    Great pics, that thing looks devastating; I sure would hate to be the competition this winter!

    IceAsylum
    Wisconsin Dells WI
    Posts: 956
    October 24, 2014 at 5:41 pm #1466999

    I wouldn’t have given them the heads up.

    Also you are up there with John in the running for worst prom date.

    Good luck with the new set up.

    riverruns
    Inactive
    Posts: 2218
    October 24, 2014 at 7:48 pm #1467030

    OK. Might sound real dumb? What’s the advantage of that real and pole? I assume it’s something to do with competition fishing? I have no idea? Thanks

    AaronMoore
    Posts: 229
    October 24, 2014 at 8:17 pm #1467038

    why not use a noodle rod to cut down?

    Lawrence Luoma
    Posts: 51
    October 24, 2014 at 11:36 pm #1467081

    This particular rod is designed for tightlining. Using colored line (Stren Ice Yellow 2lb) and using it to detect bites. To do so you have to have full control of you jig. So you need a stiff enough for controlling your jig but also limber enough to be able to stay bent on a one to one ratio reel while pulling in a fish. Utilizing a schooley reel your able to have another set of control over the reel because of hand placement. For bite detection your watching your line under the water as far as you can see. Once the line does something your not making it do you have a bite. Hope this helps.

    Lawrence Luoma
    Posts: 51
    October 24, 2014 at 11:37 pm #1467083

    Aaron, you can’t really use a noodle rod because then you lose all control of you jig.

    Lawrence Luoma
    Posts: 51
    October 24, 2014 at 11:41 pm #1467085

    For guys wonder if Schooley’s can handle big fish. Here you go 2lb Yellow Stern Ice.

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