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I've been to alot of tackle shops and I've checked out just about every setup there is. Those are the ones I've narrowed it down to. Just looking for more opinions pros and cons. I figure either way I'm gonna be dropping some coin. Just be as sure as possible its the right setup.
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I'm going to get some dirty looks from the born and raised west coast guys, but don't comptly over look the spinning option. If your a beginner, casting a spinning reel is 10x eaiser and with your target species a spinning combo is perfectly suitable. I've got a couple Okuma Cedros with 40 and 50lb braid work in any kayak situation a conventional reel would be used.
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Take care of a quality spinning reel, and it'll last as long as any conventional reel. Just my opinion. (And the entire east coast and Midwest) |
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Fair enough, and agree do what you want, this is all suggestions |
Spottie slayer,
Where have you been all this time? I could have used your insight. Guys around the world use coffee grinders for big fish, it's just a matter of preference. All averts blow up and the mc cast is a scam. I hope I can still return mine.:D A lot of fishing gear is like golf clubs. Some guys just swear by a certain brand and others try to buy game with the newest, shiniest model.:D Either you catch fish or not. Pick up gear that feels good in your hand. My.02 |
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Thanks for the 411 everyone.
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