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12-28-2010, 03:24 PM | #1 |
Greg
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Chula Vista, ca
Posts: 509
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Why the Conventional reel vs Spinning
I've been doing fine with the gear I have, but always watching and learning as I think of my next reel.
The thing I have not learned as of yet, is why almost 95% of the Reel posts are referencing conventional reels. I have seen a large, LARGE selection of Saltwater Spinning reels, with some great specs that seem to match up to conventional reels, but yet I do not see many posting about them. In my immediate future is a reel for throwing irons. Right now I am using an ancient saltwater spinning reel, and it is getting the job done, but I fear if it were really put to the test it might let me down. This is not to say that because it is a spinning real, but because of it's age/use. So, with the lack of birds nests, impressive specs, and some real serious distances, why are less spinning reels used compared to conventional reels? Greg |
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