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Old 08-16-2012, 11:18 AM
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If i were you i would do a spinning combo with braid. Amd then a a baitcast combo with mono
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Old 08-16-2012, 11:35 AM
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spinning or baitcast?
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Old 08-16-2012, 11:38 AM
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spinning or baitcast?
I prefer spinning. I know baitcast reels have really improved over the years, but after a childhood spent untangling bird nests on baitcast reels, I just don't care for them.
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Old 08-16-2012, 11:59 AM
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I prefer spinning. I know baitcast reels have really improved over the years, but after a childhood spent untangling bird nests on baitcast reels, I just don't care for them.
my personal favorite is the shimano symetre I think they cost around $100. All I do is rinse them off and they have been going strong for about 5 years. My uncle dropped one off the side of the boat at grand isle this year, I picked it up and rinsed it off sprayed some oil inside and it has been fine since. I would think a 6'6"-7' med action rod. I like shimano because any of their rods over $100 come with a lifetime over the counter warranty
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Old 08-18-2012, 01:33 AM
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I prefer spinning. I know baitcast reels have really improved over the years, but after a childhood spent untangling bird nests on baitcast reels, I just don't care for them.
I was the same way 15 years ago. I wanted a better reel that would hold up to saltwater fishing so I got a mid range priced baitcaster reel to try it. It was great....but did not last a year. I now have 3 Curado's.

You would be amazed how easy the new baitcast reel are to cast. You can set the spool drag a little tight and it will not backlash. After a little casting, you will be "lighting up" the spool [just a little bit at a time] to get more distance.

I really recommend you go fish with someone that has a good baitcasting reel and give it a try.

You can thank me later.
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Old 08-16-2012, 03:45 PM
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If i were you i would do a spinning combo with braid. Amd then a a baitcast combo with mono
Absolutely!!!!!! Spinning=braid. Lot less wind knots, no memory, more sensitivity.
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