Strong. Light. Dependable.
Limit Creek rods have the perfect balance between power and action. These extremely sensitive rods are designed for solid hook sets with an action to keep the hook firmly held. This characteristic of balance ensures you will feel your bite, drive the hook home, and instills confidence when fighting the fish of a lifetime.
Tip of the Week
05/07/13 When the bite is slow and you are vertical jigging, use mono over superline. Mono has give and stretch, non aggressive fish drop bait as fast as possible when they feel something off. Also when jigging on a slow bite a delayed hook set once the bite is felt can land more fish than an instant hook set.
Charlie “Turk” Gierke
My best tip – Trust Jesus – He is the way!
Jay Leary with a trophy smallmouth bass Jason Hankes with a trophy walleye
Check out www.limitcreek.com for your fishing rod needs. I use them on all guide trips. all lunker fish pictured on this site are caught using these dependable rods.
04/28/13 You can find fish in the shallows during bright sunlit days, but the water needs to be dark or extremely windy. Recently on a guide trip we found fish in four feet of water and cast to them. The river was high and the water dirty. This same phenomena of walleyes locating shallow in the day can be true on lakes, however the wind needs to really crash the shallows, then the walleyes will come into the six to eight foot depth.
04/15/13 When fishing lakes for the WI or MN opener makes sure that you have a mix in sizes of minnows. Many times the small fatheads are the best. This is a similar phenomena to how fish choose one minnow over the other based on size. This is size factor actually is common when crappie fishing on the hard water, where they will only hit the tiniest minnows you have.
04/28/13 You can find fish in the shallows during bright sunlit days, but the water needs to be dark or extremely windy. Recently on a guide trip we found fish in four feet of water and cast to them. The river was high and the water dirty. This same phenomena of walleyes locating shallow in the day can be true on lakes, however the wind needs to really crash the shallows, then the walleyes will come into the six to eight foot depth.
04/15/13 When fishing lakes for the WI or MN opener makes sure that you have a mix in sizes of minnows. Many times the small fatheads are the best. This is a similar phenomenon to how fish choose one minnow over the other based on size. This is size factor actually is common when crappie fishing on the hard water, where they will only hit the tiniest minnows you have.