Which rod and reel set up?

[Saintly Fish]

Ok, so after loosing my conoflex kayak rod and shimano 4000 FS reel yesterday. I’m in the market for a replacement set up. 
Im thinking a rod and reel for mackerel fishing, bream and maybe a bit of jigging? I don’t want to buy a specific rod for jigging as I don’t really do it. But I do have a couple of jigs 80g that could be used at Yarmouth deep in the solent. It’s a place I drift for bass. 
So what recommendations can you guys offer? @Terry Smith 

[Terry Smith]

We all know about the Shimano Reel availability at the moment but I've just managed to get hold of the Sustain 4000XG so I have a limited number in stock.

https://jigabite.co.uk/productspds.aspx?sectionID=651&mv=1&sn=1

Take a look at the Temple Reef Mythos Light range ( the Best light jigging rods on the market) https://jigabite.co.uk/productspds.aspx?sectionID=124&mv=0&sn=0

 

 

 

 

[Saintly Fish]

9 minutes ago, Terry Smith said:

We all know about the Shimano Reel availability at the moment but I've just managed to get hold of the Sustain 4000XG so I have a limited number in stock.

https://jigabite.co.uk/productspds.aspx?sectionID=651&mv=1&sn=1

Take a look at the Temple Reef Mythos Light range ( the Best light jigging rods on the market) https://jigabite.co.uk/productspds.aspx?sectionID=124&mv=0&sn=0

 

 

 

 

Thanks Terry, but for a mackerel/bream rod and reel that's about £350 more than i was looking to spend.

[Terry Smith]

No problem, Jigabite only supplies mid to high end rods and reels so you would be better off down your local tackle store I guess?

[Saintly Fish]

7 minutes ago, Terry Smith said:

No problem, Jigabite only supplies mid to high end rods and reels so you would be better off down your local tackle store I guess?

Ok that’s fine. Just didn’t know if you sold other stuff too. I’d rather give my money to a forum member, but never mind. 

[Andy135]

For what you plan to use it for, a light to medium spinning rod would be a suitable option. Savage Gear do some decent spinning rods. I also seem to remember that there's an Ugly Stik spinning version.

[Saintly Fish]

1 minute ago, Andy135 said:

For what you plan to use it for, a light to medium spinning rod would be a suitable option. Savage Gear do some decent spinning rods. I also seem to remember that there's an Ugly Stik spinning version.

Please read the starting post Jon🙄

[Andy135]

6 minutes ago, Saintly Fish said:

Please read the starting post Jon🙄

What you on about? A spinning rod would be fine for bream and macks, and would also do double duty as an occasional jigging rod. I reckon you need to go back to bed Steve...

[Saintly Fish]

4 minutes ago, Andy135 said:

What you on about? A spinning rod would be fine for bream and macks, and would also do double duty as an occasional jigging rod. I reckon you need to go back to bed Steve...

Sorry, I have totally miss read your first sentence. Eye sight is all over the place today Aimee. 
I will take a look. 👨🏼‍🦰👾🧠

[suzook12]

Was gonna suggest a spinning rod, with maybe something like a shimano corvalus

[Saintly Fish]

10 minutes ago, suzook12 said:

shimano corvalus

I will look at these. Ta Steve 

[Maverick]

3 hours ago, Saintly Fish said:

 I’d rather give my money to a forum member. 

I'll have it

[Saintly Fish]

52 minutes ago, Maverick said:

I'll have it

And I thought Jon would have offered that reply. But you took the bait instead. 

[Maverick]

No you took my bait, being sensible I would have ignored my reply