Flatfish boat rod

Lads can anyone recommend a rod for using on the boat for catching flounder, plaice and dabs..
Looking for a really light rod that will give me plenty of sport..

I like the diawa kenzaki 6 to 12 lb, its got a nice light tip but loads of grunt in the middle if you do get hooked into something big.

Does anyone use spinning rods..
I've already got a penn powerstix 6-12lb that I use for cod and pollock..

I have a Savage Gear Predator 9' 40-100g spinning rod that I use for flattie fishing on the drift. It will comfortably fish a 3oz lead and handles everything from dabs and plaice to double figure rays. Love using it for gilling for Pollack etc, and have taken Tope & Spurs on it as well. It works for me. If I was fishing a mark that didn't have rays, and I could fish with 1oz lead, I would try a lighter spinning rod I guess.

I use the tubertini tactica for this type of work, & find it brilliant.

ugly stik lite or ugly stck ultra lite both fine rods and capable of puching way above their weight casting wise and fish taking.have caught double figure ray on both kenzaki lovely rod to but bit stiff compared to above

I have an Uglystic spinning rod which I use for mackerel. It,s great, reasonably cheap compared to some other rods and it is very durable. It is also strong in case you catch anything a bit bigger.

Ya I was looking at the uglystick spinning rod looks good value, think it was only 35 euro new..

The grauvell range of boat rods would be perfect for this type of fishing. I have the Azimut, It is the replacement for the Anaga. It's a cracking rod for the money. It has 2 tips, the light one is perfect for species fishing and flatties....lovely soft tip. The red tip is stronger and I use this for larger species and reef fishing. I also use it for uptiding... A genuine all rounder. You can pick them up off Dan in Halfway Tackle in Cork or Viking Tackle in Bray.

Kev